14-foot white shark tagged in South Carolina travels further west in the Gulf of Mexico, providing valuable habitat data.
A 14-foot-long white shark, tagged off South Carolina, has traveled further west into the Gulf of Mexico than any recorded white shark. Scientists tracked the shark's journey, which could provide valuable clues about the giant fish's habitat. The shark was outfitted with a transmitter that sent a signal from near Mexico in late February. The data from this journey may help researchers better understand and protect white sharks.
March 11, 2024
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