SHARK ALERT! Four 11-foot Great Whites spotted off New England coast amid surge in attacks
In the past few months, a string of shark attacks has been reported across the US. Just when one may think it's safe to go back into the sea and swim another attack comes in. Four great white sharks were spotted over three days off the New England coast amid a spate of horrifying attacks along the Eastern Seaboard. The four apex predator sightings were recorded from Cape Cod using the Sharktivity app, which is based in Massachusetts and tracks great white sharks' activity.
The first sighting occurred on July 11. An 11-foot great white shark which is the largest predatory fish, growing to 21 feet long and weighing up to 5,000 pounds was spotted in Chatham Harbor just after 4:45 pm local time. The following day, a shark, named Luke, was detected close to the shoreline in the Gulf of Maine on July 12 and a beast, known as Granese, was reported off Nauset Beach on July 13. A fourth shark named Kendal was also spotted on July 13, The Sun reported.
