The latest post in which EPPdF solves the mystery that no one asked about.

This morning I watched a video of a diver fending off an overly curious Great White shark off the coast of Florida.

You can watch it below.  Although only slightly dramatic from behind my MacBook here in the A-T-L, I can only imagine how incredibly poop-inducing it would have been had I been in the water at the time.

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Only moments ago I turned up the inter-webs to find this article about a Great White named Katherine that was tagged near Massachusetts but now tracked in - wait for it - Florida!

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/05/19/great-white-katharine-tagged-in-cape-cod-found-3685-miles-in-south-florida/

Researchers are tracking a great white shark that has traveled nearly 4,000 miles to South Florida waters after she was tagged in Massachusetts.

The shark, named "Katharine" by nonprofit shark research group OCEARCH, was last tracked by satellite Sunday at 11:05 a.m. in waters just east of Biscayne National Park.

OCEARCH has been following Katharine since August 19, when she was tagged in Cape Cod, Mass.

The shark is about 14-feet long and weighs about 2,300 pounds. She has traveled a total of 3,685 miles since she was tagged nine months ago.

Katharine the shark also has a Twitter feed, where comical posts can be found, such as, "I like spots where no one bugs me," and, "You know I'm not the only one here, right?"

For more on Katharine and other great white sharks, visit OCEARCH.org

This is a photo of Katharine out of the water.
Still freakin' terrifying!

Stay tuned for more mystery solvin' soon!!!

Also, Ocearch Shark Tracker is pretty cool.  Go check it out for fun.