The largest male great white shark ever tagged by the nonprofit research group OCEARCH continues hanging around the North Florida coast. The 1,653-pound white shark, nicknamed Contender, pinged ...

Contender was reportedly named for Contender Boats, a longtime OCEARCH partner. Yes. Great white sharks migrate south when the water gets cold and food sources become scarce off the coasts of ...

Contender, named in honor of OCEARCH partner Contender Boats, is the largest male white shark the group has ever caught, tagged and released in the Western North Atlantic Ocean. The adult shark is ...

“Contender’s name is in honor of Contender Boats, a longtime OCEARCH partner, whose industry-leading sport fishing and pleasure boats enable our research missions. Their commitment to ...

Contender's name is in honor of the Contender Boats company, which partners with OCEARCH. "Their commitment to performance and innovation is essential to our ability to explore and protect our ...

Contender, named in honor of OCEARCH partner Contender Boats, is the largest male white shark the group has ever caught, tagged and released in the Western North Atlantic Ocean. The adult shark is ...

According to OCEARCH, he is the largest male white shark ever caught, tagged, released and studied by the organization in the Northwest Atlantic. Contender was named in honor of Contender Boats ...

OCEARCH tracks sharks to study their behaviors and migration patterns. Contender, named in honor of OCEARCH partner Contender Boats, is the largest male white shark the group has ever caught, tagged ...

The shark, named Contender, was captured 45 miles off the Florida/Georgia state line and was 13.8 feet long and 1,652.8 pounds, OCEARCH says. Facebook screengrab A shark research expedition off ...