Yeti, the white shark, being checked on by researchers at Ocearch. (Ocearch)She goes by the name Yeti, a 960-pound white shark that stretches 11 feet. Ocearch, a shark tracking and research operation, said Yeti was tracked Nov. 16 off Delaware from a “ping” on a device attached to the shark. In October, a white shark named Miss Costa, which weighed 1,700 pounds and stretched 12.5 feet, gave off a GPS-tracking signal along Virginia’s coast, according to Ocearch. [This nearly 1,700-pound shark is being tracked off the Virginia coast]Ocearch tracks and collects data on sharks for research and educational purposes.

Source: Washington Post November 23, 2016 12:33 UTC