Jason is a white shark tracked on the OCEARCH Global Shark Tracker, and his journey is helping scientists unlock critical knowledge about one of the ocean’s most iconic predators. By following Jason’s movements, researchers are able to study shark migration patterns, feeding grounds, and the role these apex predators play in keeping the marine ecosystem balanced. Every ping from Jason’s tag provides real-time data that helps guide shark conservation, protect habitats, and ensure healthier oceans

Luna was the last shark tagged on our Nova Scotia Expedition, capping off an incredible trip. At 15-feet long, she’s the second biggest white shark we’ve ever tagged in the North Atlantic behind the famous Mary Lee. We have high hopes Luna will take us on an epic journey equal to Mary Lee’s that will help us continue to solve the North Atlantic white shark puzzle. She just pinged on Nova Scotia’s southern tip after a trip into the Bay of Fundy. | OCEARCH

Nova, the first white shark ever SPOT tagged in Canadian history, is up and pinging on the tracker. We’ve learned through the years that some sharks ping more frequently than others and already Nova is off to a promising start. It’s a good sign that he’ll be providing lots of valuable data points for years to come. | OCEARCH

OCEARCH is a global nonprofit leading the way in shark research, ocean conservation, and marine science education. Our team of scientists, researchers, and expert watermen work together to collect critical data on sharks and other marine species, helping us better understand and protect our oceans.Through our open-sourced data, educational programs, and groundbreaking expeditions, we’re empowering the world to make informed decisions for a healthier planet. Follow along as we track sharks, explo

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