White shark Breton is continuing to follow his track from last year! After his offshore trip south, which started in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, he is now off of Florida near Cape Canaveral! Track this 13ft & 1,437lb adult male white shark on the OCEARCH Global Shark Tracker: https://www.ocearch.org/tracker/detail/breton #OCEARCH #Sharks #SharkTracker #FactsOverFear | OCEARCH

Too cold for comfort? Not for White Shark Bella — but she’s on the move! ❄️🌊 Tagged in July, Bella spent months near Nova Scotia before starting her fall migration. Her latest ping this morning (Nov 10) places her 11 miles off Biddeford Pool, Maine. Each track helps us understand white shark behavior and protect the balance of our world’s oceans. 💙 Track Bella live ➡️ ocearch.org/tracker #OCEARCH #Bella #SharkTracker #FactsOverFear #SharkScience #OceanConservation | OCEARCH

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🦈 ONE YEAR. ONE GIANT. THOUSANDS OF DATA POINTS. One year ago today (January 17), OCEARCH tagged CONTENDER — the largest male white shark ever tagged by OCEARCH in the Western North Atlantic population. Since his tagging, CONTENDER has provided invaluable data that continues to help scientists better understand the movement, behavior, and habitat use of mature male white sharks in this region. Every ping adds to a growing body of research that informs conservation strategies and long-term prote

Quint is a white shark being tracked on the OCEARCH Global Shark Tracker, and his movements are helping scientists unlock critical knowledge about shark behavior and ocean ecosystems. By studying where Quint travels, researchers can better understand migration routes, feeding grounds, and how apex predators like white sharks maintain the health of our seas. Each ping from his tag provides real-time data that advances shark conservation, informs global research, and protects the future of our oce