(WHDH) — Researchers are warning beachgoers of a great white shark that has made its way up to the waters off the coast of southern Maine.
Tuck, an 8-foot male shark, pinged Friday morning around 4:20 a.m. in Seal Cove just north of Richmond Island, according to OCEARCH.
“Tuck is tight to the beach in South Maine, be advised,” the data-centric organization said in a tweet.
The shark pinged off the coast of Hampton, New Hampshire, earlier this week.
Tracking data shows that Tuck started his journey north on Aug. 4 when his tracking device pinged south of Monomoy Island in Chatham, Massachusetts.
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