Ocearch's Facebook page brought attention to the cluster of sharks Saturday. The group pointed out that it appeared odd that the sharks were clustered at the Carolinas but nowhere else until you pass the tip of Florida and move into the Gulf of Mexico.
The largest of the sharks being tracked off the coast are Vimy and Jefferson.
- Vimy is 12-foot-9 weighing 1,164 pounds. He was last spotted off the coast on Jan. 14.
- Jefferson is 12-foot-7 weighing 1,336 pounds. He was last spotted off the coast Jan. 19.
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In addition to the cluster of white sharks, the Ocearch tracker shows several tiger sharks off the Carolina coast as well.
Researchers with Ocearch's NASFA program are excited to learn why the sharks appear to be clustering this time of year.
Ocearch is a group dedicated to gathering data on ocean animals to help scientists better understand the ocean and its inhabitants. The group hopes its data can help "accelerate the ocean's return to balance and abundance."