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Monstrous Great White Shark Makes an Appearance Off of the New Jersey Coast

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

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.

Her name is Martha, she is over 7 feet long and she has been spotted off the coast of Long Branch.

WARNING: The video included in this article is a bit graphic.

Be safe out there.

Sharks aren't really interested in you, but what sparks an attack and how long does it really last? The truth may surprise you.

Deal Beaches were temporarily closed today after two sharks were spotted off shore.

One day after a partially devoured dolphin washed ashore in South Jersey, we're finding out that an apparent dolphin tail washed up nearby as well.

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.

She's baaaack! I mean, really, who can stay away from the Jersey Shore at this time of year?

Her name is Mary Lee, and she is 3,456 pounds to be exact! She was originally tagged in Cape May back in 2012. Well Mary Lee is back!! The great white's tracker was recorded around 8am this morning 10 miles off of Wildwood. Then at 1:04 p.m., Mary Lee pinged again about 12 miles off the coast a little further north, right on the border of Avalon and Sea Isle City. Capt John Stevenson of the North Wildwood Police Department says