The jaw-dropping video has since gone viral on social media of the Florida fisherman who singlehandedly conquered this 'monster' great white shark.

A 1,400-pound great white shark pinged in Florida waters for the 12th time this month. Wednesday's ping came right after snow blanketed North Florida.

The big catch might have been a boon for some ... More:Tagged off RI, great white shark Natalie returns, after visits to Canada and Carolinas One Facebook user wrote, "When I lived on Long Island ...

“I thought man, is that a big patch of seaweed ... It was a massive great white.” Hopwood believed the shark was at least 2m bigger than his kayak and the top of its dorsal fin was near ...

The apex predator snacked for several minutes before continuing on its swim. Great white sharks are spotted more often off South Florida during this time of the year as they try to escape the cold ...

But in reality, these animals were a little shorter than the 23-metre-long fictional monster it depicted. Estimates suggest megalodon actually grew to between 15 and 18 metres in length, three times ...

A fisherman tried to warn surfers that a “big, angry” great white shark was circling near Granites Beach hours before a 28-year-old was mauled in the shallows. Lance Appleby, from Port Lincoln, went ...

LIMA, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Paleontologists in Peru on Monday unveiled the 9-million-year-old fossil of a relative of the great white shark that once inhabited the waters of the southern Pacific ...

“I thought man, is that a big patch of seaweed ... It was a massive great white.” Hopwood believed the shark was at least 2m bigger than his kayak and the top of its dorsal fin was near ...

When it comes to understanding great white sharks — how many there are, where they’re located, how they behave — researchers ...

Fears for Lance Appleby, 28, after ‘an interaction with very voracious’ 16ft great white in South Australia A fisherman tried to warn surfers that a “big, angry” great white shark was ...

Species include white ... big sharks hunt by using their powerful tails to smack the fish, stunning or killing them, then they move in for a meal. Dodd suggests the shark must have been enjoying a ...