Answer:
Each year, great white sharks migrate over long distances from their feeding grounds off the central California coast to other feeding grounds far away in the Pacific Ocean. ... That's one reason they migrate from one feeding ground to another, to take advantage of the seasonal bounty.
It's though that a shark can travel up to 50 miles in one day. While we cannot know this for certain as sharks have never been tracked this way, 50 miles is a good estimate
