Enorme tiburón blanco nada en el Golfo de México

So far we’ve been getting lots of great pings from white shark Shaw. It’s a good sign that we’ll be getting great data from him for years to come. Today he is near North Carolina. He is named after Mike Shaw, @SeaWorld San Diego curator of fishes for over 40 years. pic.twitter.com/TDQNPhcCQW

— OCEARCH (@OCEARCH) October 24, 2019

Right now we’re tracking several white sharks headed southbound. The Outer Banks are right on the sharks’ path between their fall aggregations sites up north and their winter foraging area off the Southeast Coast.https://t.co/FM75FzXdfe

— OCEARCH (@OCEARCH) October 23, 2019

I covered a lot of water this year. Check out all of the sharks @OCEARCH is tracking in the Atlantic Ocean! It’s an exciting time to be a shark! The learning, the science, the education is nothing like we’ve ever seen. #ocearch #keepswimming #saveourspecies #sharks pic.twitter.com/fLT7YkHmfr

— Brunswick the Shark (@BrunswickShark) October 23, 2019

A quick check of our recently tagged Nova Scotia white sharks shows they’re pretty spread out over a good chunk of the east coast. pic.twitter.com/9EUayBgNfW

— OCEARCH (@OCEARCH) October 23, 2019

"MULTIPLE GREAT WHITE SHARKS ‘PING’ OFF CAROLINAS" via @WWAY https://t.co/laFLBm4Bh0

— OCEARCH (@OCEARCH) October 22, 2019