sharks

As the weather warms, the migratory patterns of the great white sharks takes them closer to the Jersey Shore.

This summer has seen more shark sightings and attacks in waters of the Northeast Coast than in recent years.

Yes, there’s a happy ending.

These waters are dangerous!

The final day on the job for Tyler Daniskas happened to be the strangest day.

Aug. 21 is a bloody day in NJ history, at least for one unlucky beach goer.

It was a bloody summer in NJ.

Five guys from Jersey (and one from PA.) caught a 926 lb. Mako shark in the Hudson Canyon. That's real shark excitement!

But New Jersey beach-goers have nothing to worry about despite two sharks being sited off a Deal beach on Thursday, officials say.

Experts say our knowledge, and appreciation, of the ocean's top predator has grown immensely since that bloody 12-day period in early July 1916.