They’ve named the great white shark off the NJ shore. There’s gotta be better ideas
It’s becoming a Thanksgiving tradition for a certain shark to make its way to the Jersey shore.
A tagged Great White shark was located near the Point Pleasant Beach this week, according to OCEACH, making it the second time in two years that she has come around for the holiday season.
What stuck out to me, though, is that the shark is named Anne Bonny, after the infamous pirate. We could do better than that, maybe add a New Jersey twist to it.
So, OCEACH, I offer you some Garden State names for future tracked sharks, take a look:
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