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Great white shark Bella pings off Louisiana coast in possible 'new shark hotspot'
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Great white shark Bella pings off Louisiana coast in possible 'new shark hotspot'
CHANDELEUR ISLANDS, La. — Bella, a female juvenile great white shark, has left Florida behind — and has now been tracked cruising the waters near Louisiana.On Sunday, March 22, the 10-foot-2-inch, 729-pound predator was pinged about 7 miles east of the Chandeleur Islands, according to OCEARCH.WATCH: NEARLY 10-FOOT ENDANGERED DUSKY SHARK PINGS OFF THE GULF COAST NEAR ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDAOCEARCH took to Instagram with a post titled "NEW WHITE S…
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