One of world's largest great white sharks pinged off Florida
The shark is 2,000 pounds and over 15 feet long
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}One of the largest great white sharks ever tagged was “pinged” near Florida.
The female shark, named Unama’ki, pinged on Sunday off Vero Beach, then a few days later off Key Largo. Two months ago, the shark was tracked off Nova Scotia.
Ocearch said in a Facebook post in October that Unama’ki was making a similar journey as two other large female great whites the group was tracking, and the hope was she was pregnant and could lead scientists to where she gives birth.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Unama’ki is over 15 feet long and weighs over 2,000 pounds.
Ocearch is a data-centric organization that helps scientists by tracking oceanic wildlife, with tags on whales, dolphins and turtles, in addition to sharks.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Ocearch offered a tracking page for Unama'ki, as well as two other great white sharks to follow: Luna and Lydia.