white shark off the coast of cape cod. and this morning, we are joined from chatham by chris fisher. he is the founder and expeditiongood morning. >> good morning, jeff, good morning, norah. >> tell us about betsy. >> betsy was amazing. yesterday, we started the day, it had been 16 days of grinding out through bad weather. lo and behold, seemed like a new wave of fish moved in. we had three sharks kind of on us all day. it was a tremendous game of cat and mouse before we were able to entice betsy into taking the bait. we had an opportunity for the first time to deliver a shark to our science team here. we were just thrilled. tremendous relief on the boat today. after grinding for a long, long time. she was an immature female, which is an enormous deal for the scientists. it gives us a broader group of shar sharks for them to understand what's going on here. >> what do you mean by immature? how old do you think betsy is? what do you hope to learn from her? >> we hope to learn a lot from her. now we have a sample from an immature shark. we can compare that to the three other mature animals we have out of the atlantic