Sharks
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Cape Cod Tagging Kicks Off Shark Season
A great white shark was tagged yesterday morning off the coast of Cape Cod, marking the first tagging for this shark season. Now, analysis of photos hastily taken of the tagged shark have revealed that she is a 12-foot-long female.
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