Researchers believe the Gulf is a winter habitat for great white sharks who make their way back into the North Atlantic ...

Endangered dusky shark Mira was tracked off the Gulf Coast on March 10, just about 60 miles west of St. Petersburg, Florida.

Since then, he has traveled up the coast, spending long periods of time around the Carolinas, traveling further north up into Canadian waters, and back south again to the Florida coast.

Spring is in the air — and sharks are on the move!

A 10-foot great white shark named 'Bella' is pinging off the Sarasota, Florida coast. Learn about her journey.

The largest great white shark tracked by OCEARCH, a nonprofit organization that studies the creatures, is moving south. On Wednesday, Nov. 12, the massive 13-foot, 9-inch, 1,653-pound great white, ...

A massive great white shark named Contender, the largest ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean, has been tracked near St Augustine, Florida during peak mating season ...

A white shark named Ripple was the first of the winter migration season to be tracked in Florida waters. Ripple, an 11-foot male shark, traveled 1,700 miles from Nova Scotia to Florida in 25 days.

Scientists tracking her say the southward journey through the Straits of Florida is a common route for white sharks in the ...

The shark, known as Contender, entered North Carolina waters on Saturday, Feb. 7, and is currently 45 miles off Cape Fear, east of Wilmington, the shark research agency OCEARCH reported in a social ...