Contender is a great white shark-and not just any great white shark. Weighing 1653 pounds and measuring nearly 14 feet long, ...

The world's largest great white shark is being tracked by scientists, and the predator can now be followed LIVE ...

The largest tagged great white shark on record in the Atlantic Ocean resurfaced off the coast of North Carolina this week, scientists said ...

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

One of the scientists involved in tracking Contender – the biggest great white shark ever recorded by researchers in the Atlantic – has revealed how to escape a close encounter. Contender, the 14-foot ...

What is the OCEARCH shark tracker? North Atlantic great white sharks migrate as far south as Florida and the Gulf in winter, searching for warmer waters and more food sources.

But there is more on Ocearch's tracker website than just sharks. You can also track sea turtles, and a couple pinged Tuesday morning off Florida's east coast, including a 5-foot 2-inch leatherback.

As summer approaches, OCEARCH is again tracking sharks in the ocean. Bill Whitaker watched as the giant predators were tagged and equipped with transmitters in 2019.

A 13-foot-long great white shark dubbed "Bob" has been tracked off the coast of Virginia, near to Chesapeake Bay.. According to Bob's OCEARCH tracking map, the shark has been steadily traveling ...

OCEARCH is best known for its work studying, tagging and tracking great white sharks, but the nonprofit research group also tracks other species.. One of them, a 5-foot-2-inch, 916-pound female ...

The OCEARCH website says you can track and explore the migrations of sharks that have been tagged using state-of-the-art technology. The website and app also lets you track dolphins, turtles, ...