A nearly 10-foot long great white shark was detected in Long Island Sound, according to reports. The shark, dubbed Cabot, was spotted off the coast of Greenwich, Connecticut on Monday morning, OCEARCH, an organization that electronically tracks ocean life, reported. REAL-LIFE 'JAWS': TERRIFYING GREAT WHITE SHARK IMAGE MIRRORS 1975 CLASSIC FILM“The Sound is cleaner, healthier than it’s been in so many years,” Dave Sigworth, a spokesman for The Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, Conn, told The Daily News. “So are we going to start to see occasional large apex animals, like humpback whales. Does that mean we are going to see more large sharks from time to time as there are more opportunities?

Source: Fox News May 21, 2019 02:15 UTC