The largest male white shark ever tagged by the research group OCEARCH is close to the coast of North Carolina as it migrates ...

On 6 March, OCEARCH wrote on Facebook that “white shark Maple pinged in this morning about 70km (43 miles) southeast of St. George Island, Florida in the Gulf Of Mexico.

According to OCEARCH’s Global Shark Tracker, the great white shark, named Maple, pinged on Monday morning southeast of St. George Island, Florida in the Gulf of Mexico. Maple measures 11-feet, 7 ...

Ocearch is tracking several white sharks around Florida, including a huge sub-adult female weighing more than 1,200 pounds and close to 12 ... Great white shark Maple 'pings' off St. George Island.

The sharks are tracked by OCEARCH, which has followed hundreds of sharks in the United States and Canada. One of the sharks tracked, nicknamed “Contender,” weighs more than 1,600 pounds and ...

Named “Maple,” the female apex predator “pinged” on Monday morning southeast of St. George Island, Florida in the Gulf of Mexico, according to OCEARCH’s Global Shark Tracker.

The OCEARCH research team said on Monday, March 6, Maple's tracker pinged 43 miles of St. George Island, near the Florida panhandle. Maple was tagged in Nova Scotia in 2021, she weighed in at ...

Ocearch said Maple has spent much of the winter for the past two seasons in the Gulf of Mexico. Maple is considered a sub-adult white shark. She was tagged Sept. 14, 2021, off Ironbound Island ...

Great white shark Maple was pinged Monday morning about 43 miles southeast of St. George Island, Florida, in the Gulf of Mexico, according to tracking data from OCEARCH, a nonprofit organization ...

The shark, named Maple by OCEARCH, which tracks sharks, is 11 feet and 7 inches. The great white was spotted about 43 miles off the coast of St. George's island on Monday, OSEARCH wrote on Facebook .