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Nukumi, a mammoth-sized great white shark carrying a satellite tag, may have bypassed New Jersey in her migration route after having traveled the submarine canyons here last fall.
Her precise location is not known, though OCEARCH, the nonprofit research group that captured and tagged her Oct. 2, 2020, near the town of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, believes she is near the Flemish Cap, 350 miles east of Newfoundland.
Chris Fischer, OCEARCH s expedition leader and founding chairman, said a tag that measures water temperature and depth popped off Nukumi and floated to the surface in the Cap. They also got a faint satellite reading from the SPOT tag on her dorsal fin putting her in the same area this week.
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A man has come face to face with a gargantuan shark, managing to capture the incredible moment on camera.
John Moore, 55, was free-diving off the coast of Jupiter in Florida earlier this month when the huge female was swimming among a shiver of bull sharks.
The images show the female s sharp teeth up close and personal to Moore, who is a shark diver and photographer.
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He said: She was an abnormally large female. Very likely pregnant and certainly hadn t skipped any meals. She was a very dominant shark, confidently coming right up to me throughout our dive.