OCEARCH is an international non-profit organization dedicated to marine animal research and education with a focus on sharks. They have reportedly led 48 expeditions and tagged 446 animals.

An 11-foot, 2-inch, 761-pound great white shark tagged by OCEARCH Feb. 28 has traveled nearly 1,000 miles to the Gulf coast of Florida.

Ocearch Senior Veterinary Scientist Dr. Harley Newton joins FOX Weather to talk about the recent shark encounters her team has had tagging sharks off the coast of Florida.

Tourists and residents are naturally interested in where sharks roam, no matter how rare attacks really are. Here's what to know about tracking tools.

What to know about great white shark Danny, recently tagged by OCEARCH off Florida-Georgia coast. Great white shark Danny was 9 foot, 6 inches long, weighed 462 pounds and was classified a ...

A great white shark, tagged by the nonprofit research group OCEARCH, surfaced in the Gulf of Mexico near the Florida Panhandle Tuesday.. According to its tracker, the 10-foot, 460-pound female ...

DUCK, N.C. (WNCN) — A great white shark tagged and tracked by the nonprofit research organization OCEARCH recently surfaced in the Atlantic Ocean off North Carolina’s Outer Banks. According to OCEARCH ...

A free app from the nonprofit OCEARCH allows people to track sharks in the ocean in near real-time. WPIX New York City, NY Posted: July 12, 2024 | Last updated: October 31, 2024 ...

Ocearch, the global shark-tracking organization, doesn't need a bigger boat. But for years, it's been trying to get a bigger headquarters as a home base for its ocean-traversing research expeditions.

OCEARCH, the largest shark-tagging and oceanic research organization in the world, will make an announcement Tuesday morning at JU after receiving "generous contributions" from the city and the state.

Ocearch, the global shark-tracking organization, doesn't need a bigger boat. But for years, it's been trying to get a bigger headquarters as a home base for its ocean-traversing research expeditions.

OCEARCH is traveling over 4,000 miles to explore European waters and study the Mediterranean white shark population. A study of this kind has never been done before," the group posted on its website .