This is just in.
Researches from OCEARCH hauled Brunswick the Shark from the warm waters of Pacific Ocean, so they can measure him and complete other regular tests.
Brunswick was found and tagged as part of the NASFA (Northwest Atlantic Shared Foraging Area) Expedition, and he can now be tracked by scientists. You can see live map here.
The scientists were filmed while measuring the shark’s double penis with tape, showing that apparently the Brunswick’s claspers are about 13 inches (33 cm) long.
You can also follow Brunswick via his Twitter profile.