Another Great White shark spotted off the New Jersey coastAnother Great White shark spotted off the New Jersey coastAs the weather warms, the migratory patterns of the great white sharks takes them closer to the Jersey Shore. Bill DoyleBill Doyle
Great white sharks may be closer to the NJ beaches than you thinkGreat white sharks may be closer to the NJ beaches than you thinkThis summer has seen more shark sightings and attacks in waters of the Northeast Coast than in recent years.Dennis MalloyDennis Malloy
Check out this 14-year-old reeling in a 7 foot shark on LBICheck out this 14-year-old reeling in a 7 foot shark on LBIYes, there’s a happy ending.Jeff DeminskiJeff Deminski
Amazing video of great white shark off New Jersey coastAmazing video of great white shark off New Jersey coastThese waters are dangerous!Bill DoyleBill Doyle
Lifeguard saves shark in Belmar Lifeguard saves shark in Belmar The final day on the job for Tyler Daniskas happened to be the strangest day.Jeff DeminskiJeff Deminski
A Sea Girt shark attack took place on this day in 1960A Sea Girt shark attack took place on this day in 1960Aug. 21 is a bloody day in NJ history, at least for one unlucky beach goer.Bill DoyleBill Doyle
This day in New Jersey history — Sharks invade the shoreThis day in New Jersey history — Sharks invade the shoreIt was a bloody summer in NJ.Bill DoyleBill Doyle
Shark week in New Jersey!Shark week in New Jersey!Five guys from Jersey (and one from PA.) caught a 926 lb. Mako shark in the Hudson Canyon. That's real shark excitement!Dennis MalloyDennis Malloy
Careful! These sharks have been spotted at the Jersey ShoreCareful! These sharks have been spotted at the Jersey ShoreBut New Jersey beach-goers have nothing to worry about despite two sharks being sited off a Deal beach on Thursday, officials say.Dan AlexanderDan Alexander
100 years since Jersey Shore attacks taught us to fear — and respect — sharks100 years since Jersey Shore attacks taught us to fear — and respect — sharksExperts say our knowledge, and appreciation, of the ocean's top predator has grown immensely since that bloody 12-day period in early July 1916.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia