Great White Shark Spotted in French Riviera

Recent shark sightings have raised concerns and intrigue among beachgoers and surfers. In New South Wales, surfer Kye Wilkinson had a chilling encounter with a 3-4 meter great white shark at Shelly Beach, which circled him multiple times before he safely alerted fellow surfers and made it to shore. Meanwhile, a six-foot aggressive shark was reported at Sunset Beach in Hawaii, prompting officials to post warning signs for beachgoers. Additionally, a tagged great white shark named Anne Bonny has been spotted near Point Pleasant Beach in New Jersey, marking its second Thanksgiving visit in two years. Off the French coast, a fisherman captured footage of a 4-meter great white shark near the Porquerolles and Port-Cros islands, a rare sighting in the Mediterranean where the species is critically endangered. Experts emphasize the importance of these sightings for understanding the conservation status of great white sharks in the region.