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Now that it's June, it's officially been a year since the Jersey Shore's favorite celebrity shark was last spotted. So what does that mean for Mary Lee?

We all know and love the Jersey Shore's very own celebrity shark, Mary Lee, but there are plenty of fish in the sea as it were, and another Great White made a swim-by of the Shore this week.

Just like in the movies, Mary Lee is the "Celebrity Jersey Shark" who just keeps coming back! Mary Lee was spotted swimming north and has reached the Jersey Shore! In a recent article in NJ.COM scientists are keeping an eye on the 3,500-pound great white...

Just like in the movies, Mary Lee is the "Celebrity Jersey Shark" who just keeps coming back! Mary Lee was spotted swimming north and has reached the Jersey Shore! In a recent article in NJ.COM scientists are keeping an eye on the 3,500-pound great white...

At least two white sharks have been tracked off the coast of Delaware as of Sunday morning and could be in the waters off New Jersey just in time for Memorial Day.

Just like in the movies, Mary Lee is the "Celebrity Jersey Shark" who just keeps coming back! Mary Lee was spotted swimming north and has reached the Jersey Shore! In a recent article in NJ.COM scientists are keeping an eye on the 3,500-pound great white...

Due to her frequent visits to the New Jersey coast over the last few years, Mary Lee the great white shark has become just about as much of a celebrity as Snooki and JWoww (and probably more beloved). Now, researchers think that they've made a major discovery just north of us.

No, it's not our favorite great white shark Mary Lee, but a sighting out of a Shore area beach got the attention of local police and lifeguards.

In the pantheon of famous Jersey Shore names, we have such luminaries as Snooki, J-Woww, and Mary Lee. The first two are terrifying predators, the third is a shark, and she's been spotted making her way back to the coast of New Jersey in the past week.

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