“She has been enjoying the waters off Florida’s east coast for over a month now,” an Ocearch official tweeted.
Katharine’s satellite tracker pinged Wednesday morning off the Space Coast near the Kennedy Space Center.
A ping this morning shows @Shark_Katharine off the coast of @NASAKennedy. She has been enjoying the waters off Florida’s east coast for over a month now. pic.twitter.com/zfFlTEKPg7
— OCEARCH (@OCEARCH) January 2, 2019
Earlier in December, she was tracked in the Hobe Sound in Martin County before heading north.
Katharine, a 2,300-pound, 14-foot great white, was first tagged in August 2013 off Massachusetts’ Cape Cod.
Ocearch reported the shark has traveled almost 39,000 miles in the past three months.
Credit: DaytonDailyNews
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