These behemoths can be tracked using OCEARCH’s shark tracker, which catalogs the movement of these sharks as they travel through the water.

People across the country love Florida, and it turns out sharks do too.

People across the country love Florida, and it turns out sharks do too.

Great white sharks are migrating to Florida. One has already been spotted in Daytona Beach.

On the latest episode of Talk to Tom, a researcher says that sharks can actually detect when a hurricane is coming.

On the latest episode of Talk to Tom, a researcher says that sharks can actually detect when a hurricane is coming.

On the latest episode of Talk to Tom, a researcher says that sharks can actually detect when a hurricane is coming.

Orlando-area swimmers are no strangers to hearing about sharks in the water.

A massive great white shark, being tracked by OCEARCH, pinged off the Gulf Coast of Florida on Thursday.

The waters off Florida’s coast are known to have sharks, but this news could keep you out of the water. Six great white sharks are being tracked off Florida’s coast, according to CNN. Ocearch, a nonprofit organization are responsible for tagging and tracking sharks all over the world, says six of its tagged great white sharks are currently off the coast of Florida. [RELATED: How Ocearch tags, tracks great white sharks off Florida’s coast]The agency’s tracking system indicated that four of the sharks can be found in the northeast area, while two more are in the southwest ocean region of Florida. Three of the six were tracked in one similar location off the coast of Jacksonville, where water temperatures are 65 to 67 degrees.