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Blue Shark Vader was named by Phoebe Thorrold, a 9 yr old ocean enthusiast from Falmouth! bit.ly/SharkVader

What a day on OCEARCH first ever male great white shark tagged in the N. Atlantic, he's named George after expedition leader's dad. WPRI 12

#ExpeditionNantucket: SPOT tag on. Chris Fischer Costa Sunglasses YETI

Here's a better image of the female shark OCEARCH tagged yesterday. Stories coming soon on WPRI 12 #ExpeditionNantucket

my #phdshark Buzz is heading off the deep end! check it out on @Ocearch #SharkTracker ocearch.org/profile/buzz/ Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) Simon Thorrold

Great to see that the man who coined the word "libtard" will be the senior advisor to the potus while the First Lady tackles bullying

Gaube: #whitesharks diving in anticyclones where water warmer, more backscatter (more food) #ASLOMtg

New paper from my lab on how turtles use eddies bit.ly/2m4a0dO Spoiler, they like anticyclones, likely because they are warm

Good stuff by Peter Gaube from University of Washington and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) colleagues on turtles and eddies using #biologging x.com/pgaube/status/…

and here I was assuming all sea turtles ever thought about was the #physics of ocean #vortices Peter Gaube Physics Today bit.ly/2mtX5Ul

“They said, come to Baja, they said it would be warm” submesoscale.org/2017/08/22/the…

Holy Mola submesoscale.org/2017/08/22/hol…

ChUMPing Oregon submesoscale.org/2017/08/22/chu…

Besties in the Dark submesoscale.org/2017/09/20/bes…

Tumbling along like a tumbling tumbleweed submesoscale.org/2017/09/23/tum…

What are white #Sharks doing in the open ocean? Schmidt Ocean cruise on Falkor investigating White Shark Cafe in N. Pac. now, and new paper from Peter Gaube and our lab shows females diving deep in AC eddies in NW Atl. goo.gl/WiKTES @ocearch Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) Camrin Braun

#SharkScienceFriday Scientists use our open source data from Mary Lee the shark & Lydia Shark to solve how the apex predators survive in biological deserts of the open ocean go.nature.com/2KlDxcg

Announcing Expedition Gulf Stream! We’re thrilled to be headed to new waters for our 32nd expedition.

Our 32nd expedition to the Gulf Stream will be bigger than anything we’ve done before. This time we’re going beyond just sharks to study the overall health of the ocean. We can’t wait to depart on Expedition Gulf Stream!