Underwater Video Of Great White Shark Released
New underwater video of a great white shark spotted off Cape Cod has been released.
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New underwater video of a great white shark spotted off Cape Cod has been released.
The first great white shark of the year has been spotted off the coast of Massachusetts.
Multiple reports of great white shark sightings in Maine waters over the weekend are likely a case of mistaken identity, experts say.
People aboard a chartered fishing boat allegedly saw a great white shark on Saturday afternoon off the coast of Moody Beach in Maine.
Mary Lee, the 3,456-pound female great white shark whose movements are tracked online, surfaced off the New Jersey shore Friday.
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy said that in honor of 28-year-old Northboro soldier Brian Arsenault, it named a shark tagged on the same day he was killed in his honor.
Two kayakers were attacked by a great white shark off Manomet Point in Plymouth Wednesday evening.
A shark researcher has attached an electronic tracking device to a great white shark off Chatham.
The great white shark population is exploding and that has some people surprisingly happy.
In what has become a rite of summer on Cape Cod, the first great white shark of the season has been spotted swimming near Nauset Beach.
A Great White Shark is on a pretty historic journey.
Great White sharks were spotted off Chatham on Sunday and Monday.
The 13-foot female was detected near Monomoy Island in May.
Massachusetts residents may soon be able to get their hands on Great White Shark license plates.
Scientists tracking a couple of Great White Sharks that spent part of the summer off Cape Cod say the sharks have turned up off the coast of Florida.
The state's leading shark expert says he's getting some surprising news from sharks he tagged off the coast of Cape Cod.
The scientists with OCEARCH thought the first shark they caught was big, until then they hooked number 2; a 16-foot, 3500-lb. female Great White.
A handful of beaches in Chatham have been closed to swimming indefinitely after marine biologists tagged a 20-foot great white leaving Chatham Harbor.
Beaches in southeastern Rhode Island have reopened to swimmers after a dead great white shark washed ashore just over the Massachusetts line.
Officials in Chatham have closed all eastern, open ocean-facing beaches because of increased reports from fishermen of sharks nearby.
An experienced West Newbury fisherman thought he'd seen everything on the water, until a 14-foot long shark slammed into his boat on the North Shore.
A family out fishing Wednesday captured video of a great white shark feasting on a seal off Chatham.
Shark sightings have been common this year, but not where this one was spotted.
Ever since a Denver man was bitten by a Great White shark, Truro town leaders have been considering adding full time lifeguards to all four town beaches.
A man who was attacked by a great white shark off a Truro beach recounted the harrowing ordeal.