Great white shark GPS tagging yields new insight

December 24, 2012 9:20 AM

The first-ever great white shark was spot-tagged and released in 2012 by OCEARCH, a group of fisherman and scientists. Jeff Glor, who joined them on a tagging expedition, shares an update on the information they have learned from the GPS tracking.

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