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The fisherman, Hans Brings, caught the juvenile tiger shark off Popponesset in Mashpee along the south side of the Cape. The ...
Tiger sharks are very rare in New England, but a local marine biologist says they’re slowly growing more common.
Chatham: On Friday, a white shark was spotted about 30 feet off North Beach Island, traveling south. The next morning, an ...
There’s been an increase in Hammerhead shark sightings off Cape Cod. John Chisolm, adjunct scientist at the New England ...
A study by Atlantic White Shark Conservancy, UMass Dartmouth and the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries estimated that 800 white sharks visited the waters off of Cape Cod between 2015 and ...
The first white shark of the season was spotted off of Nantucket on May 11, but they aren't the only sharks that live in Massachusetts water.. Ryan Knotek, an associate research scientist with the New ...
"The sharks and the humans are both on the water's edge more frequently in the summer," said Dr. Nick Whitney, senior ...
More than 100 sharks tagged near Cape Cod were found swimming near several of Maine’s western beaches, sometimes traveling back and forth between the two places, according to a new study.
The sighting is a reminder that great white sharks, while more common off Cape Cod's Atlantic side, can appear in other areas. Beachgoers are advised to be cautious, avoid swimming near seals, and ...
When it comes to Cape Cod Bay, one of the top spots was Manomet Point in Plymouth — with 2,689 detections and 13 individual sharks. “Many seals are there, so that makes sense,” Winton said.
6,000-pound massive shark washes up on Cape Cod in the winter: Possibly 'made a wrong turn' and got trapped Feb 10, 2025 Cape Cod seals, watch out: White shark migrating north 'getting a head ...
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