ABC Newsさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ABC NewsInstagram)「GREAT WHITE SPOTTED: A great white shark measuring nearly 10 feet long has been tracked in Long Island Sound off the Connecticut shore for the first time ever, marine researchers said on Monday. The great white is being tracked by the ocean research group Ocearch, which has been tracking the shark since last year, Chris Fischer, founder of the research group, told ABC News. "Be advised! For the first time ever, we are tracking a white shark in the Long Island Sound," Ocearch researchers tweeted Monday. The photos of the shark out of the water show researchers tagging the animal before releasing it. Fischer said the shark measures 9-feet 8-inches and was spotted off the shore of Greenwich, Connecticut. "To see him that deep into the Sound I think that that is a fantastic sign for the region and really interesting development for us because we just haven't seen them that deep into the Sound previously," Fischer said. He said the presence of the shark in Long Island Sound indicates an abundance of sea life in the area for the predator to feed on. He said he didn't believe there was any imminent danger for swimmers in the area, but cautioned that people should "demonstrate common sense" before going into the water. #greatwhite #shark #longislandsound #connecticut」5月21日 7時43分