great white shark

A 12-foot-9-inch, 1,348-pound female great white shark has pinged off the coast of Seaside Heights.

He's not nearly as close as Mary Lee a few years ago, but he's worth tracking to see where he ends up.

Jaws struck Amityville on July 4th weekend - now, a real shark is spending the holiday at the Jersey Shore.

Toms River resident Jeff Crilly, was fishing on "Big Nutz Required II", with a bunch of guys in a Mako Tournament about thirty miles off the coast of Point Pleasant on Monday when a Great White Shark swam to their boat.

It's not Mary Lee, but a great white shark's tracker has 'pinged' off the Jersey Shore.

It wasn't Mary Lee, but a group of Jersey Shore fisherman were shocked to find a great white at the end of their line.

The official great white mascot of the Jersey Shore will probably never be spotted again.

Mary Lee has some more company.

Looks like Mary Lee has some company! His name is Hilton. He is about twelve feet long, weighs a little over 1,300 lbs, and he "pinged" about 60 miles off the coast of Atlantic City according to OCEARCH.org. Not sure if Hilton and Mary Lee will cross paths...

Mary Lee, the Jersey Shore's resident great white shark, has pinged off our coast recently - and she's sharing the water with a male great white!

There must be something in the water off the Jersey coast that keeps Mary Lee coming back over and over.

Sharks attacking dolphins, or at least trying to, probably happens quite a bit and we never even know about it. Nonetheless, a visitor to one South Jersey beach over the weekend snapped a picture which might indicate sharks are getting extra hungry.