Greg Skomal and his crew go after a 15-foot great white shark off South Beach in this scene from "Jaws Comes Home." The shark will be tagged and studied to find out why great whites have returned to Cape Cod, MA.
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Shark Week: Chasing a Great White
Greg Skomal and his crew go after a 15-foot great white shark off South Beach in this scene from "Jaws Comes Home." The shark will be tagged and studied to find out why great whites have returned to Cape Cod, MA.
Added: Aug 4, 2011
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