Published 03/08/2024 3:48:05 p.m.

A great white shark is making history in the Gulf of Mexico. Where is LeeBeth now?

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LeeBeth is a 14.1-foot, 2,600-pound female great white shark. Her travels mark the farthest west into the Gulf of Mexico a white shark has ever been recorded. LeeBeth "pings" when her fin breaches the surface and makes satellite contact.

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A great white shark is making history in the Gulf of Mexico. Where is LeeBeth now?

LeeBeth, the great white shark making history in the Gulf of Mexico, has moved away from South Padre Island and is now near Sabine Pass, experts say.

03/08/2024 3:48:05 p.m.·Austin, United States

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