Animals are bioindicators, reflecting the state of the world around them. Birds are often early indicators of storms, while ...

An 8ft 10in, 456-pound great white shark is prowling just 42 miles away from Myrtle Beach — proving vital to mapping Atlantic migration patterns. Juvenile female great white Brookes, first tagged by ...

An image collage containing 4 images, Image 1 shows The ongoing monitoring of Contender and other sharks contributes to both conservation efforts and public safety by providing real-time data about ...

The shark, named Contender, was first tagged by OCEARCH off the coast of the Florida/Georgia line on Jan. 17. OCEARCH is a global non-profit working to gather research on shark migration patterns.

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Whether vacationing or living in the Lowcountry for a while, seeing a shark close to the shoreline can be startling. However, sharks may be moving closer to beaches ...

First northbound shark: Nori is the first OCEARCH-tagged white shark to begin the seasonal migration north in 2026, surfacing off New Jersey earlier this week. Unusual early move: Juvenile white ...