Shark tracking

[Nice Guy Eddie 13508]

pretty cool story on 60 minutes about a group that tracks sharks:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/shark-sighting-great-white-shark-devours-seal-researchers-show-how-sharks-are-tagged-in-60-minutes-report-2020-01-19/

Mako shark hanging off of Texas and Mexico. I would be curious about its vacation about 100 miles inland into Mexico for a long weekend last May: https://www.ocearch.org/tracker/?details=329

Or a 15 ft, 1-ton white shark that was tagged in Nova Scotia in Sept but now swimming west of florida: https://www.ocearch.org/tracker/?details=355 Averaging 23 miles per day.

[Marfa Low Crown 2546]

Always been a cool site... love the concept but doesn't seem like they've done anything with it in a couple of years. Yeah those Mako and Great White sharks really travel. 
I don't think the days at sea part of things is accurate on the site.. also the lack of any kind of scale / mileage on the map is kind of annoying. 

[Fudge Nuggets 19187]

If reincarnation is real, I would love to come back as a shark... preferably a chill shark and not a man-eating terror of the seas that gets whacked.

[StruggleBus 3922]

Apparently Bill Nye the hammerhead was hanging out on land near Brownsville. And if he was indeed in Brownsville, he probably visited Stiletto's.

[DallasHorn26 586]

There goes my productivity today.

[HOOK'EMHOOAH 1610]