A shark washed up lifeless on a South Shore seaside Thursday morning, whereas an awesome white shark was noticed 5 yards from the Cape Cod shoreline.
Shark researcher John Chisholm had acquired a report from fishermen a few thresher shark “acting odd” in very shallow water off Duxbury Seaside Wednesday night time.
“This morning it washed up dead,” Chisholm posted. “It was a 12′ mature male that was recovered for a necropsy. Michelle Passerotti (NOAA biologist) & crew will try to determine cause of death.”
Final night time I had a report from some fishermen a few thresher shark appearing odd in very shallow water off @DuxburyBeachRes. This morning it washed up lifeless. It was a 12’ mature male that was recovered for a necropsy. @shellspc & crew will attempt to decide reason behind loss of life. pic.twitter.com/EN0qLqYt3a
— MA Sharks 🦈 (@MA_Sharks) August 1, 2024
In the meantime on Thursday, the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy’s Sharktivity app had experiences of nice white sharks near shore alongside Chatham.
“White shark spotted 5 yards off of Monomoy Island headed south,” one shark report reads.
There have been different experiences of white sharks 25 yards and 40 yards offshore.
A Chatham seaside was additionally quickly shut all the way down to swimming after a white shark was seen near shore.
“White shark spotted 150 yards off North Beach Island (Chatham),” the shark alert reads.
Sharktivity alerts are issued when a white shark sighting is confirmed near a public seaside. A notification goes out with every alert.
Chatham’s Monomoy Island is often a really busy shark space throughout the summer season and fall, as the apex predators hunt for seals.
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