'Get out of the water': Terrifying photos reveal Great White shark lurking off Cape Cod as beaches remain shut on Labor Day

More pictures showing white sharks swimming terrifyingly close to the shores of Cape Cod have emerged, as sightings of the dangerous fish ruined yet another holiday weekend for those hoping to take a dip in the ocean.

The aerial shots clearly show just how close two sharks ventured towards the shore leaving beach-goers aghast at the water edge.



The two white sharks were caught on camera just off Nauset Beach on August 30 by a three man shark hunting team, as well as a photographer.



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Lurking: The Cape Cod Shark Hunters spotted this white shark swimming terrifyingly close to Nauset Beach's shore

Petrifying: The fear-inducing snaps were takenjust days before a dead great white shark was found washed up on a nearby beach

Dangerous: Two white sharks were spotted off Nauset Beach last Thursday

Just two days after these worrying photos were taken, a dead great white shark washed ashore in front of horrified beachgoers.

The dead shark, about 13 feet long, gave a scare on Saturday morning, as a threat to safety in the water was brought front and center near Rhode Island's border with Massachusetts.

An emergency official says the Goosewing Beach and South Shore Beach in Little Compton, Rhode Island, were closed after a fisherman found the bloodied shark carcass.

Shark on the shore: The dead great white, about 13 feet long, gave a scare on Saturday morning, as a threat to safety in the water was