Great white sharks have almost no interest in eating humans, study confirms

Juvenile great white sharks are near to people in Southern California nearly every day but rarely bite them.

Humans and juvenile great white sharks swim in the same waters nearly every single day along some beaches in southern California, a new study has found. Yet bites remain rare.

To find out, the researcher flew a drone over beaches in southern California every month for two years, noting where in the water they spotted people and great white sharks . Yet over the course of the study, there was just one unofficial report of a white shark bite along these beaches, Lowe said. A few months afterward, there was one additional record of a shark bite, he added.

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