WATCH: Swarm Of Sharks Appearing At Jersey Shore

Yes, it’s still safe to go into the water. No, you don’t need a bigger boat.

In fact, a medium-size fish tank may be enough.

Sharks have been appearing at the Jersey Shore this summer. But, despite media reports warning people about shark attacks, they don’t appear to be a threat.

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And they certainly don’t appear to pose a threat that’s anything close to what happened in North Carolina recently.

A viewer sent Channel 6 Action News a video of swimmers at the Jersey Shore who caught a small shark in shallow water near the shoreline on Saturday.

Brad Stokhamer and Pat Muston caught the baby shark in Sea Isle City on Saturday, according to report. Muston says he’s caught three sharks over the past week.

Boaters also allegedly captured video of sharks “blitzing all around” about four miles off Sea Isle City. They estimated the sharks to be 30 to 100 pounds in size, and they were seen crashing the surface and chasing bunker around.

The Marine Mammal Standing Center in Brigantine has acknowledged that the sightings are more common than usual, pointing to a photo that’s been going around social media of a newborn bottlenose dolphin, and noting that dead floating animals are very likely to have shark bites.

But Robert Schoelkopf, director of the center, said people should not be so alarmed by videos of sharks. Sharks attacks, he said, are less common than “bathtub falls.”

“But they’re [sharks] there all the time. People are just getting more fascinated by it,” he said. “Now people are seeing it and they’re freaking out about it.”