Recent encounters with great white sharks have captivated observers across different regions. Off the Sunshine Coast in Australia, fishermen Joe Cook and Jayden Grace filmed a five-meter great white attempting to bite their boat, which left scuff marks but displayed no aggression, with Cook calling it an 'incredible' experience. Meanwhile, a massive 18-foot great white named Catalina was documented swimming gracefully off Southern California, where she was caught on video after a nearby whale carcass sank. In New South Wales, a juvenile great white was spotted in Lake Conjola, surprising locals and shark experts alike, who noted the rarity of such sightings in coastal waters. Additionally, a young great white was discovered caught in a fisherman's net in Porto Lafia, Greece, marking a rare occurrence in the region and generating significant social media interest. These incidents highlight the ongoing interactions and fascination with great white sharks in various environments.