Oceanography
Sharks swim more than 1000km to avoid mating
The pregnant giant white shark seems to have swum a distance of more than 1,100 km to avoid males trying to mate.
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The pregnant giant white shark seems to have swum a distance of more than 1,100 km to avoid males trying to mate.
The researchers caught a giant white shark weighing more than 453 kg, after it completed a 2,370 km swim from Canada to the Miami coast, USA.
Researchers speculate that sharks may catch head bites by scrambling for mates or trying to mate with larger sharks.
Scientists captured a white shark, anesthetized it, and attached a GPS positioning tag to its fins