Contender, the largest male great white shark ever tagged by OCEARCH, surfaced several miles off the Jersey Shore.

The shark traveled over 4,000 miles since it was first tagged in January 2025. See where Contender last surfaced.

Contender, a 14-foot-long adult great white, has traveled over 4,000 miles since being tagged by a research group in January.

Contender, who measures nearly 14 feet long, is among hundreds of marine animals tracked by nonprofit research firm Ocearch.

A great white shark weighing an estimated 1,653 pounds pinged off the New Jersey coast near Atlantic City on Wednesday, Nov.

The white shark is most likely on the move back down to Florida where waters are warmer and there are more food sources, but ...

Marine researchers have got one step closer to answering a major question about the ocean now that Contender has reappeared, ...

Contender, a 32 year old, more than 1,600 pound, 14-foot great white shark, the largest male white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean, pinged off the coast of Atlantic City last night, ...

Contender, the largest great-white shark ever recorded, is back in the United States after a few months in Canada, and he's on the move.

As OCEARCH wraps up its 2025 fieldwork in Atlantic Canada, new shark taggings and fresh pings from CONTENDER reveal critical insights into white shark migration, residency, and ocean health. WHITE ...

Contender, the largest great white shark ever recorded, is making his way back down the east coast toward Florida, to spend ...