Basking shark strands on Wellfleet beach: 2nd one in a decade
Marine researchers are investigating the death of a basking shark that washed up recently in Wellfleet. Here's what we know.
The Spokesman-Review6d
6,000-pound basking shark washes up on Cape Cod in the winter: Possibly ‘made a wrong turn’ and got trapped
One of those sharks unfortunately washed up dead on a Cape beach earlier this week, as researchers responded to Wellfleet Harbor and took samples from the massive 6,000-pound basking shark.
Boston Herald6d
6,000-pound massive shark washes up on Cape Cod in the winter: Possibly ‘made a wrong turn’ and got trapped
One of those sharks unfortunately washed up dead on a Cape beach earlier this week, as researchers responded to Wellfleet Harbor and took samples from the massive 6,000-pound basking shark.
The Victoria Advocate5d
6,000-pound shark washes up on Cape Cod shore
One of those sharks unfortunately washed up dead on a Cape beach earlier this week, as researchers responded to Wellfleet Harbor and took samples from the massive 6,000-pound basking shark.
Metro10d
Map shows where sharks have been spotted and attacked swimmers near UK beaches
Basking sharks are among the dozens of sharks lurking on Britain’s coast (Picture: Getty Images) Sharks have been spotted at dozens of British beaches over the last five years, with a handful ...
Daily Hampshire Gazette5d
6,000-pound massive shark washes up on Cape Cod
One of those sharks unfortunately washed up dead on a Cape beach earlier this week, as researchers responded to Wellfleet Harbor and took samples from the massive 6,000-pound basking shark.
New Hampshire Union Leader7d
6,000-pound massive shark washes up on Cape Cod may have ‘made a wrong turn’
One of those sharks unfortunately washed up dead on a Cape Cod beach earlier this week, as researchers responded to Wellfleet Harbor and took samples from the massive 6,000-pound basking shark.
Nature20d
Basking Shark
Perceval Wright's interesting article on the basking shark, Selache maxima (NATURE, vol. xiv. p. 313), which I read with much pleasure, and on which I would beg to offer a few observations ...