Two enormous sharks have been swimming off New Jersey's coast in recent days. Anne Bonney, a 9-foot-3-inch, 425-pound white shark tagged by the nonprofit OCEARCH, was detected off the coast of ...

The 2,300-pound shark surfaced for the first time Aug. 21, 2013, and has been providing OCEARCH, a shark research-and-advocacy team, with important data ever since.

The shark tracking and research organization Ocearch is launching its next expedition along the shores of Montauk, on New York's Long Island. On Friday, a group of explorers will begin focusing ...

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.

Tracking that showed a great white shark’s unusual trek toward the Mid-Atlantic Ridge was a computer glitch, OCEARCH says.

Ironbound, a 12-foot great white shark, seems to be calling Florida home for the holidays. OCEARCH last tracked the shark Friday.

Great white shark Penny's path to Florida According to " Penny's Travel Log" on Ocearch.org, she was first tagged off of Ocracoke, North Carolina in April. The team named her after a canvas ...

Local News Catching great whites for research like 'teaching a dog to heel' An expedition by great white shark research group Ocearch just wrapped up off of the North Carolina coast.

Ocearch, a marine life research organization with ties to Jacksonville, posted a Mother's Day message on its Twitter page celebrating shark moms.

There are some impacts of climate change on sharks that Ocearch is still working to parse through. Some examples include the health and reproductive impacts on various species of sharks, including ...

A 500-pound plus juvenile great white shark carrying a satellite tag and nicknamed Penny "pinged" off Ocean City, New Jersey, early Monday.

Ocean research organization, OCEARCH, said that a 10-foot, 552-pound great white shark pinged off the coast of Florida on March 17.