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Massive great white shark spotted near popular beaches in Maine: See drone video
Officials in Scarborough informed the public of a "potential shark sighting in local waters, specifically in the area off the south tip of Richmond Island, Crescent Beach State Park, Higgins Beach and Pine Point Beach" located along the Maine coast. All beaches are within a half-hour's drive of Portland.
There's been a sizeable increase in the number of great white sharks being tracked off the US coast and experts have issued ...
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Eleven great white sharks spotted off US east coast – including 'biggest ever recorded'
A dramatic spike in the number of great white sharks has been detected in the waters off the US coast, as the largest ever ...
The largest Atlantic great white shark tagged by a marine research company continues to make his way north. Named after a popular boat brand, scientists reported " Contender," a great ...
The 14ft great white shark, which weighs a whopping 1,653 pounds, was recently pinged on August 2, meaning "Contender" spent ...
There has been a significant increase in the number of great white sharks spotted off the eastern coast of the United States ...
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The Latest Coastal Town Where Great Whites Have Been Spotted
Summer often brings an influx of great white sharks to the New England coast. Recently hammerhead sharks have entered the mix ...
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The DNA of Great White Sharks Defies Explanation. Here's Why.
The DNA of Great White Sharks Defies Explanation. Here's Why. The genes of great white sharks defy scientific explanation. An ...
Video from OCEARCH shows Contender, a massive adult great white shark being tagged off the Florida/Georgia coast in January 2025. Contender is the largest recorded great white shark in the ...
Perhaps the big fish is visiting for the upcoming 50th birthday of 'Jaws,' the upcoming July 4 holiday, or it is just plain migrating north. Whatever the reason, the Atlantic Ocean's largest ...
The 10-foot great white shark is known as Miss May and was tagged off the coast of Florida last year. Her movements are now tracked by OCEARCH, an ocean research organization.
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