A great white shark washed up on Cape Cod earlier this week and went viral ... shark and posted the video on X (formerly twitter.) Warning: the video contains some blood. In the video, a team ...

Even though cooler temperatures have settled in, the shark season off of Cape Cod is still in full swing. The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy dutifully called it “Sharktober” in a social ...

But all of this shark’s fins were intact upon pickup, as Dennis Reed, operator of Nauset Recovery Inc., tells Heather McCarron of the Cape Cod Times. A Wednesday necropsy, led by Massachusetts ...

Local shark researchers have performed a rare necropsy of a 12-foot great white shark that washed up dead on a Cape Cod beach. The mature male shark — previously identified as “Koala” in ...

A great white shark that washed ashore at a Cape Cod beach earlier this week is named Koala, and was known to local researchers, investigators said. Its cause of death is still a mystery ...

ORLEANS – Police on Cape Cod had to call in a tow truck to haul away a massive shark that had washed ashore a Massachusetts beach. The Orleans Police Department shared photos of the great white ...

Law enforcement in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, enlisted the help of a local tow truck company to remove a "giant" great white shark that washed up on shore. "Not one of our typical calls for service.

There are no obvious signs of how or why a shark that washed up on a Cape Cod beach this week died, the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy said Thursday, adding that this shark had been previously ...

A great white shark described as “giant” was found dead on a Cape Cod beach, and police took the unusual step of calling a tow truck to remove it. Orleans Police Department photo A great white ...

Cape Cod’s unique hook-shaped coastline may have something to do with the strandings, the organization said. The peninsula ...

Law enforcement in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, enlisted the help of a local tow truck company to remove a "giant" great white shark that washed up on shore. "Not one of our typical calls for service.