A ten-foot nice white shark, named Penny, was captured lurking the waters off the coast of Florida.
In keeping with ocean analysis group OCEARCH, Penny was tracked off the coast of Fort Myers Seashore at about 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 17.
The ten foot 3 inch nice white shark first pinged off the coast of Boynton Seashore, Florida in Dec. 2023. She later made her means additional southwest into the Florida Keys after which into the Gulf of Mexico.
The 522-pound feminine shark lurked into the Sunshine State on Feb. 4 within the Florida Keys space, earlier than circling as much as waters off Sanibel Island, the place it final pinged on March 17.
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Practically a 12 months in the past, Penny turned OCEARCH’s 92nd white shark tagged in western North America.
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She was named after residents of the Salty Penny Canvas in North Carolina, who helped OCEARCH with customized marine canvas initiatives that present a snug expertise on the water and permit them to function in harder situations.
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Capt. Chip Michalove, the proprietor of Outcast Sport Fishing in South Carolina, advised Fox Information Digital that many nice white sharks sometimes go away the waters within the Gulf of Mexico and the southeastern U.S. to journey additional north so far as Nova Scotia this time of 12 months.
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“It is transferring days,” he stated. “Their weight loss plan goes to fully change. They are going to go from chasing turtles and dolphins to now they are going to begin searching for seals.”
Fox Information has reached out to OCEARCH for remark.
Fox Information’ Louis Casiano contributed to this report.