Three miles off the coast of Chatham sits the OCEARCH, the
world's only vessel specifically designed to track, capture, tag
and research the ocean's top predator. The architect is Chris
Fischer of the History Channel's "Shark Wranglers." The
OCEARCH's goal is to capture great whites, so they can tag and
study them. And on Thursday, they got the catch of a lifetime --
a 15-foot great white dubbed Genie. Wranglers were able to haul
her in after chumming the waters. Scientists then took blood
samples, attached a spot-tag and accelerometer to her dorsal
fin, and then safely released her. The crew has been tracking
Genie ever since -- and you can track her progress at
OCEARCH.org. "History was made right here off Cape Cod," Fischer
told NewsCenter 5. "For the first time, a North Atlantic white
shark was spot-tagged. Now we're gonna be able to solve the
puzzle of her life. She will show us her two-year migration."
Learning that migratory pattern will tell researchers where
Genie breeds and gives birth. That informa