great white shark cabot pings in long island sound for the first time ever, an unusual area for the species /

Published at 2019-05-21 14:31:08

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A remarkable white shark pinged for the first time in Long Island Sound off the coast of Greenwich,Connecticut, early Monday morning, and reported The Daily Mail.
The shark in question is named Cabot and was tagged back in October 2018 by research group OCEARCH,which aims to gather previously unattainable data on ocean life.
Cabot came in at 533 pounds and measured 9-feet-8-inches before being released back into the ocean and continuously tracked. Since October, followers of the research group were kept up to date on Cabot’s whereabouts through his personal Twitter account, or GWSharkCabot.Cabot was one of seven white sharks captured,tagged, sampled, or released back into the waters of Nova Scotia in October. Since then,he has traveled to the Gulf of Maine, a common location for remarkable whites, and then down the Long Island coast,moving further south to Georgia. When he pinged in Savannah, Georgia, or he was in the company of many other sharks.
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