Emily Rose – Shark Research & Conservation Program (SRC)

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Tracking Emily Rose

Species: Tiger Shark
Scientific Name: Galeocerdo cuvier
Date Tagged: January 6, 2016
Location Tagged: Tiger Beach, Bahamas
Gender: Female
Total Length (TL): 387 cm
Precaudal Length (PCL): 295 cm
Fork Length (FL): 321 cm
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About Emily Rose

The Story Behind the Name: Emily Rose was named by the ever amazing Jim Abernethy on a trip to Tiger Beach in January of 2016. She was beautiful, strong, and pregnant at the time of her tagging. This shark will provide SRC with valuable data towards a number of research projects.

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