Newly tagged great white shark 'Danny' recently pinged near St. Augustine Beach Here's what to know about white shark Contender, great white sharks in Florida and the OCEARCH shark tracker ...

according to OCEARCH, the research group that tagged Contender. In a Facebook post, the group said Contender will provide valuable real-time data for about five years. OCEARCH told affilliate FOX ...

According to The Florida Times-Union, OCEARCH — the aforementioned nonprofit — tagged the shark on Jan. 17. The great white, which was later given the name “Contender,” clocked in at a ...

OCEARCH, a global nonprofit organization that has been tracking sharks since 2007, took to social media last week, introducing the public to the nearly 14-foot-long shark, nicknamed “Contender.” ...

The shark, named Contender, was first tagged by research group OCEARCH on January 17, off the coast of Georgia. Since then the group has been tracking its movements as he swims around the Atlantic ...

Researchers at the Ocearch foundation have been monitoring its movements, which have sparked concerns in popular tourist areas along the East Coast. Currently swimming in Florida waters ...

In the must-see video above, researchers with Ocearch, a nonprofit ocean animal research and education organization, recently caught and tagged the largest male white shark yet found by their ...

Actually, he was caught 45 miles offshore, but I couldn’t resist a Hollywood pun. OCEARCH said the shark was named after Contender Boats, “a longtime OCEARCH partner, whose industry-leading ...

This male shark is the largest tagged fin that the OCEARCH has seen in this part of the Atlantic. He is about 14 feet long and weighs around 1,653 pounds. His new name is now “Contender” named ...

Anne is a great white shark tagged by OCEARCH, a nonprofit dedicated to ocean research that tracks more than 440 sharks, dolphins, seals, swordfish, alligators and turtles. Named for a famed 18th ...

Scientists said the great white weighed about 1,600lbs, which made it the largest male shark ever tagged in the area by the research group OCEARCH. Biologists first tagged the shark at 10:52pm ...