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One of the scientists involved in tracking Contender – the biggest great white shark ever recorded by researchers in the ...
An 11-foot great white shark nicknamed Dold has surfaced offshore of the coast of New Jersey on the first day of summer.
Biggest great white shark ever recorded by research group is "making moves along the Atlantic coast"
The largest male white shark ever tagged by the research group OCEARCH is close to the coast of North Carolina as it migrates ...
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An 11-foot great white shark named “Dold” made a surprise cameo off a popular stretch of New Jersey’s beach coast Friday — ...
A curious story comes from Florida and Georgia, near Jacksonville. A14-foot great white shark, weighing more than 720 ...
Dr Harley Newton, chief scientist and veterinarian for OCEARCH, from Jacksonville, Florida, has dedicated her career to ...
Contender, the great white shark, is tagged by researchers at OCEARCH in January 2025. OCEARCH / SWNS The beast appears to have made a dart for the north over the last few weeks.
The 30-year-old adult male shark, dubbed "Contender", has travelled a staggering 1,870 miles since the beginning of this year after being tagged in the North Atlantic by OCEARCH in January ...
"Dold is a an 11 foot 2 inch -long male white shark weighing approximately 760 pounds. He was tagged off the coast of Florida ...
OCEARCH researchers capture and tag a large male white shark dubbed "Contender". The largest confirmed white shark in the world is known as Deep Blue , a female swimming the Pacific with an ...
The largest tagged great white shark on record in the Atlantic Ocean resurfaced off the coast of North Carolina this week, ...
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The Mirror US on MSNScientist tracking 'biggest ever' great white shark Contender reveals how to escape attackDr Harley Newton, Chief Scientist and Veterinarian for OCEARCH, has spent her career studying sharks, including Contender, the largest great white ever tagged by researchers in the Atlantic Ocean ...
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