A Great White Shark that has been making her way around the Gulf of Mexico was tracked off the coast of St. George Island on Monday.
The 10-foot 5-inch-long great white shark, known as Rose, is being tracked by a research group called OCEARCH.
She is still a juvenile, weighing 600 pounds.
The shark was first tagged in 2020 off Nova Scotia, and is now swimming in the Gulf of Mexico.
The shark was located relatively close to St. George Island at 6:58 Monday morning.
Rose previously pinged off Cape Coral on March 3 and Sarasota on March 5.
You can follow Rose’s progress on-line at Ocearch.com.
https://www.ocearch.org/tracker/
The 10-foot 5-inch-long great white shark, known as Rose, is being tracked by a research group called OCEARCH.
She is still a juvenile, weighing 600 pounds.
The shark was first tagged in 2020 off Nova Scotia, and is now swimming in the Gulf of Mexico.
The shark was located relatively close to St. George Island at 6:58 Monday morning.
Rose previously pinged off Cape Coral on March 3 and Sarasota on March 5.
You can follow Rose’s progress on-line at Ocearch.com.
https://www.ocearch.org/tracker/
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