Whale watchers spot 2 great white sharks in waters off Gloucester, Mass.

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During a whale watching tour in Gloucester, Massachusetts, two great white sharks were spotted, creating a thrilling experience for all aboard. Marine naturalist Amanda Johnston shared her excitement, describing the moment as filled with cheers and high-fives among the crew. Captain Salvatore Frontierro, who has conducted thousands of tours, emphasized the extraordinary nature of the sighting, noting a one-in-1,000 chance of encountering a great white. The sharks swam within five feet of the boat, allowing visitors to observe their majestic features closely. A video recording of the sharks will aid marine experts in tracking their movements.

Frontierro indicated that this might not be the last white shark sighting of the season, expressing hope for future encounters. The excitement from the crew likely enhanced the visitors' experience, making it a memorable day. Such sightings highlight the rich marine life along the Massachusetts coast.

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