Largest Great White Shark in the Atlantic

The largest great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic, named Contender, surfaced off Pamlico Sound in North Carolina after disappearing for almost a month. Researchers tagged him in January near the Florida-Georgia coast, and his tracker resurfaced last week in North Carolina. The shark is believed to be on a critical feeding period before a potential long journey of 1,000 miles or more.

Great White Shark Migration in the Atlantic

The largest great white shark ever documented in the Atlantic, nicknamed Contender, is heading towards a popular U.S. holiday destination after being tagged near Florida-Georgia border. Weighing 1,653 lbs and thought to be 30 years old, researchers believe Contender is pausing for a vital feeding session before a potential trek of over 1,000 miles.

Stranded Great White Shark in Australia

Locals in Australia helped return a stranded great white shark to deeper water with the help of a tourist and his drone.

Tourist helps rescue great white shark in Australia

Tourist and his son helped rescue a great white shark stranded in shallow water off the Australian coast. The shark was returned to deeper water after an hour-long effort by local men. The tourist used his drone to film the rescue.

Great White Shark Spotted off Alabama Coast

A female great white shark named Miss Pawla has been spotted off the Alabama coast, a rare occurrence in the area. Researchers at the University of South Alabama are tracking her movements.

Pregnant Great White Shark's Journey to Gulf of Mexico

A pregnant great white shark named LeeBeth has traveled over 2,000 miles south to the Gulf of Mexico, providing valuable clues to help the species. Scientists are thrilled about her journey and curious about her next destination.

Dead Pregnant Great White Shark Washes Up at Navarre Beach, Florida

A dead pregnant great white shark washed up at Navarre Beach in Florida, causing a stir amongst officials and beachgoers. The cause of death is unclear, but some hooks were found in its mouth. The shark was eventually removed from the beach by fire crews.