Young 6-Ft. Long Female Great White Shark Washes Ashore on Nantucket
July 15, 2008
The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries confirmed that the 6 to 7-foot long shark that washed ashore on a beach on Nantucket yesterday (Monday, July 14th) was a young female great white shark.
The shark washed ashore on a beach off Sheep Pond Road Monday and was discovered by several children on the beach.
Here are two links to follow for more information about the story:
- Shark Washes Up Off Sheep Pond Road, byBy Jason Graziadei,
Nantucket Inquirer & Mirror, July 14, 2008. This article has photographs of the shark.
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