Great White Sharks Detected Along Northeastern Coast, Migrating Thousands of Miles for Food

Four great white sharks were recently detected swimming near New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.
The sharks are migrating north to feeding grounds in waters around Cape Cod and Nova Scotia like they do each year.
One shark named Jekyll traveled over 1,500 miles from Georgia to Atlantic City in 103 days.
The sharks are seeking warmer waters and prey like grey seals and tuna.
Although the sharks were detected near busy beaches, the risk of an attack is very low.