“LeeBeth” was the first white shark of the season that Hilton Head Charter Captain Chip Michalove tagged and released on ...

This 13-foot, 1,398-pound male white shark is tracking off South Carolina as the predators move south for the winter, OCEARCH says. It was spotted near Myrtle Beach on Dec. 15. Facebook screengrab ...

A great white shark was tracked off the Myrtle Beach area coast over the holiday. It’s still in the area. Here’s where it is ...

Penny, tracked by OCEARCH, surfaced off the coast of Amelia Island, the first Florida ping of the sharks' winter migration.

It’s suspected the motives include warmer water to the south and better prey. However, OCEARCH also believes a mating ground is found off North Carolina’s Outer Banks. The sharks mate in the ...

The shark, nicknamed Penny by the OCEARCH scientist ... before heading back south to warmer winter waters off the southeast U.S. from South Carolina to the Gulf of Mexico," an OCEARCH study ...

According to Crystal's OCEARCH profile, the shark was named "after North Carolina’s Crystal Coast ... Great white sharks migrate south when the water gets cold and food sources become scarce ...

According to its tracker, the shark started its journey south on Oct. 6 ... off Ocracoke, North Carolina. As of Dec. 6, 2024, the shark has traveled 8,898 miles since then. Penny was the 92nd ...