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A massive great white shark, named "Contender," has been captured off the coast of Florida, weighing in at 750 kilograms and measuring 4.2 meters in length. Researchers from Ocearch have identified him as the largest tagged white shark in the world. According to Ocearch, the shark was caught in the western North Atlantic Ocean and fitted with a tracking device before being released on January 17, 2025 (CBS reported).
Currently, "Contender" has been detected near Orlando, Florida, as he swam in search of food, migrating towards this region for the autumn and winter seasons. Ocearch scientists aim to study the shark's behavior and migratory patterns over the next five years through the tracking device.
While there are concerns about shark attacks on beachgoers, biologists indicated that the risk is low, as great whites typically stay more than 60 kilometers offshore. Still, safety precautions are advised, such as swimming near shore and avoiding murky water. Tracking information shows that anyone can monitor "Contender's" movements via Ocearch’s website, thus alleviating fears of unexpected encounters.