UPDATE: Great White Shark Off Miami
DAYTONA BEACH, Florida -- A great white shark weighing over 2,000 pounds that was tagged with a radio transponder to be tracked by satellite has had its latest ping locations off the coast just south of Daytona Beach, Florida.
DAYTONA BEACH, Florida -- A great white shark weighing over 2,000 pounds that was tagged with a radio transponder to be tracked by satellite has had its latest ping locations off the coast just south of Daytona Beach, Florida.
The
14-foot great white shark, named Katharine, that was
tagged off Cape Cod last August, has steadily been making
her way southward along the U.S. Atlantic Seaboard. Katharine now
remains just off the east Central Florida coast since May 8, 2014.
According
to NOAA fisheries, female great white
sharks are believed to be mature when they are about 13-14 feet
and can reach sizes up to about 21 feet in length.
Great white sharks
can be found off
the Atlantic coast of the United States from as far north as
Newfoundland, Canada, to as far south as the east coast of Florida -
but rarely go into the Gulf of Mexico.
To follow the Katharine's latest location, visit the Ocearch tracking map.
Map Credit: Ocearch/Google
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