Where is mary lee

Scientists from the organization have been studying Mary Lee's movements since when she was tagged off the coast of Cape Cod. Sharks are tagged completely awake and unharmed. Utilizing a custom 75, lb. The tags last about four or five years — as long as their batteries hold up. Since her tagging, Mary Lee has traveled more than 19, miles. She mostly sticks to the waters off the East Coast but once swam as far east as Bermuda.

Without a battery, it can no longer send a signal. But while Mary Lee may never be heard from again, Fischer feels she was invaluable in his work and changing the perception around great white sharks.

After her trip there, we moved the ship to that area and tagged young sharks, identifying that area as a potential birthing site and definitely where our baby white sharks spend the first part of their lives. A smaller great white named Hilton has pinged off the Carolina Coast recently, but not nearly in as interesting spots at Mary Lee.

He has worked to spread the message that healthy numbers of apex predators keep all species in balance. She has undone what Jaws did.

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