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Cape May NJ, “we are gonna need a bigger boat” , a massive, 880-pound shark was spotted swimming off the coast of the Jersey Shore and Long Island over the weekend, according to the nonprofit OCEARCH.
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OCEARCH is a data-centric organization that’s built to help scientists collect previously unobtainable data in the ocean .
Freya, an 11-foot sub-adult female white shark, pinged off the coast of Atlantic City beach late Friday afternoon after she was first tagged near North Carolina in March, the shark-tracking group said.
“White shark Freya is swimming tight to @AtlanticCityGov. Be advised,” the organization wrote on Twitter. By Sunday morning, Freya was swimming by Fire Island off the coast of Long Island and was lurking near the Hamptons by that evening.
OCEARCH said Freya is continuing her journey north and is likely following “huge schools” of menhaden, a type of forage fish, as they make their way up the coast.
If you don’t care for sharks there is always Graydon Pool in Ridgewood , no traffic, free parking, no jellyfish and no sharks !
Who weighed it…where was the 880lb figure from.
Let compare to whales… I’d say Whoopie Goldberg is pushing 300 lbs
Takes better care of its teeth than someone else we know.
But the shark is only pursuing its G_d given avocation……..
What excuse does the other one have?