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So everyone knows YES I was wearing a mask when I came up. #sharkgirl #sharkworld #noronaforme pic.twitter.com/jSr1CSUKQ8 — Katharine The Shark (@Shark_Katharine) November 1, 2020 She’s baaaack!! Katharine, the great white shark with 70,000 Twitter followers (we are jealous) who had not been heard from in about 18 months, has turned up again off the […]
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In the aftermath of a mother being killed by a great white shark on a Maine beach this summer, some are once again calling for the culling of seal populations to keep sharks away from popular beaches. As Yahoo News reported, this latest attack was not an anomaly. Beaches across the Northeast have closed repeatedly […]
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Great white sharks have always lived off the coast of California but this summer they’re showing up in staggering numbers, leaving beaches with “swim at your own risk” signs. Great whites have been spotted in Half Moon Bay, Monterey Bay and even for the first time in known history in the San Francisco Bay when […]
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Sharks are have frequented the Cape in the past, but this year, according to the local TV station KSBW8, there has been a marked increase in sightings and they are coming closer to humans. Interestingly, the Boston Globe reported yesterday that those same sharks are rarely sighted in Rhode Island.
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