The largest tagged great white shark on record in the Atlantic Ocean resurfaced off the coast of North Carolina this week, scientists said ...

A 7-1/2 foot great white shark was caught on video by Florida Fish and Wildlife biologists off the Florida coast. It was a "rare but thrilling sighting" for FWC scientists, the video's narrator says.

When a large and heavily scarred great white shark confronted divers at an Indonesian island in March, they were in awe and understandably concerned for their safety. After all, white shark ...

On January 17, 2025, research group OCEARCH located and tagged a gigantic male great white shark, now known as “Contender.” The shark’s name honors the Contender Boats that OCEARCH uses for ...

The 13-foot-9-inch, 1,653-pound great white shark has traveled from Florida to North Carolina and now in the Myrtle Beach area in the four months Ocearch scientists have been tracking him.

What started as a perfect day of fishing for one family turned into the trip of a lifetime when they hooked a massive 800-pound, 10-foot great white shark. It happened while aboard a Fishing ...

A great white shark can have around 300 teeth in total. Juvenile shark teeth are pointed—just the right shape for grasping smaller prey, such as crustaceans, that can be swallowed whole.

During that fateful month, five people swimming in the ocean on the Jersey shore were attacked by an alleged great white shark. Four of the five were killed. The attacks occurred over a short span ...

PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. (WSVN) —A seven and a half feet juvenile great white shark was seen swimming off the coast of Pinellas County. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute spotted the ...

The great white shark, a formidable apex predator, plays a crucial role in maintaining the health of our ocean ecosystems. Despite their portrayal as the "villain" in numerous Hollywood films ...

The “great” in great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) refers to the animal’s enormous size. But while we know they are quite large, how often do people actually get to see one in person?