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OCEARCH is a data-centric organization built to help scientists collect previously unattainable data in the ocean.
The OCEARCH app is a free and easy way to stay up to date on all of the exciting science happening at OCEARCH. Track all of your favorite sharks in near real-time on any of your mobile devices.
Ironbound is named after West Ironbound Island near Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. He is 53 white shark SPOT-tagged by OCEARCH in the Northwest Atlantic Oce.
Mary Lee's Travel Log. DATE TAGGED: Sep 17, 2012, 12:00:00 AM. LOCATION TAGGED: Cape Cod, MA. LATEST PING: Jun 17, 2017, 7:54:32 PM. LATEST Z-PING: Jun 15, 2017, 8:39:08 PM.
We share the data, including samples collected and tracking data, with collaborating institutions and students who request them for their studies. The tracking data is also open-sourced to the public via the OCEARCH Tracker.
Nukumi, pronounced noo-goo-mee, is named after the legendary wise old grandmother figure of the Native American Mi'kmaq people, a culture that has deep roots in Canadian Maritime provinces (particularly Nova Scotia). With the new data we've collected, this matriarch will share her wisdom with us for years to come.
Breton is the 5th shark OCEARCH has tagged at Scatarie Island in two years of working in the area, providing evidence that the region could offer predictable access to white sharks. Breton's name was chosen by our partner SeaWorld , a leader in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and vital ocean health initatives like OCEARCH's.
Anne Bonny is our 90th white shark tagged in the Western North Atlantic and our 2nd during Expedition Northbound. She was named after the notorious female pirate that frequented the waters around Cape Hatteras in the early 1700s, near where she was tagged.
The OCEARCH Tracker is a free app that lets you observe the navigational pattern of animals that have been tagged with satellite tracking technology. For example, using data collected from the OCEARCH Tracker, students, grade 3-5, can create a basic map documenting the travels of different animals.
You can follow along with Nukumi’s track using the free OCEARCH Global Shark Tracker app or online at ocearch.org/tracker. Published Papers. Nukumi, a 17ft and 3,541lb female white shark, is officially transatlantic after crossing the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and entering Northeastern Atlantic waters.