Kimel
Kimel Kimel is an almost 17 feet long female great white shark. She was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2004 and has been resighted at the island in 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2011. She...
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Bruce Bruce is a 15 foot long male great white shark. He was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2002 and has been resighted at the island every year since. Adult male white sharks show...
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Honey Honey is an adult female great white shark. She was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2004 and has been resighted at the island in 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2011. The fact that she...
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Biteface Biteface is a 14.5 foot long male great white shark. He was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2001 and has been resighted at the island every year since. He was named because...
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Annika Annika is a greater than 15 feet long female white shark. She was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2009. She was tagged with a SPOT tag in 2009 which tracks her movements in...
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Gill Rakers Gill Rakers is a greater than 17 foot long mature female white shark. She was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2004 and has been resighted at the island in 2007, 2008,...
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Scar/Shredder Scar (also known as Shredder or Cal Ripfin) is an adult male great white shark. He was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2001 and has been resighted at the island every...
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Garmin Garmin is a male great white shark. Garmin was tagged with a SPOT tag in 2007 which tracks his movements in real time. Garmin is the smallest shark tagged by MCSI. At the time of tagging he...
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Amy Amy is an over 16 feet long female great white shark. She was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2008. She was tagged with a SPOT tag in 2008 which tracks her movements in real...
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Skid Skid is a 14.5 foot long male great white shark. He was first photographed at Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 2002 and has been resighted at the island every year since. Adult male white sharks show...
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Fundraiser to name a Guadalupe Island white shark Devin The Marine Conservation Science Institute proudly announces the naming of a Guadalupe Island great white shark. We are naming this male shark...
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T-shirts and Hoodies includes free global shipping Team up with MCSI to support white shark research and conservation efforts: Donate to MCSI in support Northeastern Pacific white shark conservation...
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Guadalupe Island White Shark Field Guide – $100 Donate to help with white shark conservation efforts and receive the most recent edition of the Guadalupe Island white shark photo-ID book. The 2014...
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