sharks

Think sharks are lurking in every wave? Discover the truth about Maine's coastal waters and the eight shark species that call them home.

It's swimming season here in New England, and if you're anything like me, you relish every moment of it. We do, however, have to remember that when we swim in the ocean, we are in shark territory. And there is one beach in Massachusetts where you should think twice before entering the water.

All of us have questioned this a time or two in our lives, right?

A couple from Massachusetts thought they were seeing a whale near their boat. It was a group of sharks!

It turns out that some of the fastest sharks in the world are here in the coastal waters of Maine. If you're thinking 'Jaws', yeah. He's out there somewhere.

Are you ready to get up close and personal with Jaws?

We're hearing a lot about riptides, but this is all about the sharks.

I recently discovered a new app that enables me to track sharks along Maine's coastlines, providing a sense of relief and peace of mind.

We know summer is upon us when sharks start swimming off Cape Cod.

Sharks have been top-of-mind for many Mainers (and Maine visitors) these days because of the horrific fatal attack that occurred near Harpswell last month. Since many of us don't think of the waters of Maine being shark infested, this may surprise a few people...

Time to plan a late-fall road trip!

Baby shark can kill you.

If you're fascinated by sharks, have we got something you need to see.

People may see sharks in the water during the summer. Imagine their surprise when they see one wash up on shore.

This is Veronica-Pooh Nash Poleate from Tennessee laying down some summer safety tips for everybody, especially anybody venturing out into the Atlantic Ocean in South Carolina!

Well, it turns out those dancing sharks that performed with Katy Perry at the Super Bowl, have higher career aspirations. One of them has been immortalized in song and video.