shark

If seals could speak this one would probably tell you it's glad to be alive after escaping the jaws of a shark along the Jersey Shore.

Maybe this fisherman really DID wish he had a bigger boat.

Shark attacks have been on the rise on the East Coast so it got me thinking - what are our lifeguards supposed to do?

It all started with a rather ominous looking tweet last week:

Adventure's Aquarium's newest shark can't even swim! But it's a cool creature nonetheless, and one that YOU can help name.

Visiting our beautiful beaches up and down the Jersey Shore is an awesome way for some much-needed fun in the sun. Looks like we're not the only ones enjoying another summer season in the water.

Do you remember when a boat filled with fishers encountered a great white off Point Pleasant 2 years ago? Based on intel from Ocearch, there are "thousands" of great white sharks currently passing through the east coast (including our waters) as they migrate north. Here's what you need to know.

Miss May, the ten-foot great white shark, has decided to pay another visit to the waters off the coast of South Jersey.

In this corner, you have the Ocean City Seagull - currently attempting to be kept in check in Ocean City by some trained hawks.

Visitors to a small lake in New Jersey got a surprise this week when they spotted a shark swimming in the water.

Fisherman caught a shark on the beach in Brigantine. (Yes...I know. Sharks live in the ocean)

An increasing number of sharks are being tracked off the Jersey Shore.