9-foot-long Great white shark pinged swimming off Jersey Shore
The 9-foot-long Great White Shark is working its way up the Jersey Shore, last pinged off the coast of Ship Bottom on Tuesday.
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The 9-foot-long Great White Shark is working its way up the Jersey Shore, last pinged off the coast of Ship Bottom on Tuesday.
Contender, a 14-foot-long adult great white, has traveled over 4,000 miles since being tagged by a research group in January.
Brandon Goldner reports.
Penny, a 10-foot, 500-pound great white shark, has been spotted off the coast of Ocean City, New Jersey, according to OCEARCH.
OCEARCH has been tracking Penny the great white shark since last month.
Travelers visiting New Jersey or New York beaches for Memorial Day might want to keep an eye out for some fishy friends.
Researchers report that a 10-foot-long great white named Miss May they tagged in February is traveling along the Jersey Shore right now.
The shark known as Mary Lee showed up in waters near Atlantic City on Wednesday morning and was later pinged a bit further north near Brigantine.
It was the catch of a lifetime -- and like something from a "Sharknado" movie.
Her last ping put her right off the coast of Avalon, near Townsends Inlet.
At last check, the shark was in the water near Long Beach Island.
First, get that "Jaws" music out of your head.
What looks to be a Great White Shark was spotted off the coast of the South Jersey shore.
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