Animals
Great White Shark Accidentally Draws Self Portrait Using GPS Tag
The great white shark tagged by OCEARCH pings its self-portrait seen in GPS data. A pretty meta development recently involved a great white shark drawing a self-portrait in the oceans of the Atlantic while wearing a GPS tracker.
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