A great white shark named Bella was spotted off the coast of Virginia Beach, highlighting crucial efforts to track and ...

Researchers say her movements highlight how white sharks use the coast in late fall and winter, and her presence near beaches ...

Contender, the largest male great white shark ever tagged by OCEARCH, surfaced several miles off the Jersey Shore.

An ornery great white shark is being tracked up and down the East Coast--most recently swimming off the North Carolina shore. The shark is named Ironbound. He's a 20-year-old apex predator measuring ...

Perhaps the big fish is visiting for the upcoming 50th birthday of 'Jaws,' the upcoming July 4 holiday, or it is just plain migrating north. Whatever the reason, the Atlantic Ocean's largest tagged ...

He’s putting the “Mass” in Massachusetts. Scientists revealed that a massive great white shark has been pinged swimming dangerously close to a popular tourist destination in Massachusetts — just like ...

A 700-pound juvenile great white shark named Bella is migrating south towards Virginia Beach, offering researchers new ...

Breton, a behemoth 1,400-pound great white shark tagged by OCEARCH, has pinged off Florida for the second time in less than a week. The 13-foot, 3-inch shark was tracked far off Palm Coast at 10:51 ...

A 1,400-pound white shark named Breton pinged off the coast of Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Great white shark Breton's tracking data over two years created a "self-portrait" of a shark. Breton was ...

"Contender" is the largest male great white shark tagged by OCEARCH scientists. Great white sharks migrate south to Florida during the winter months in search of warmer waters and food. OCEARCH tracks ...

A 9-foot, 11-inch great white shark, tagged by OCEARCH, had not sent location pings in over a year. The shark, named Ormond, suddenly and repeatedly pinged off Florida's Panhandle this week. A 9-foot, ...

A newly tagged 9-foot great white shark popped up close to a South Florida beach over the weekend. The satellite tag attached to the shark's dorsal fin by OCEARCH researchers surfaced and sent a ping ...