Recent shark sightings have raised concerns about their increasing presence along U.S. coasts, particularly the Great White Shark. A video showing a Great White lunging for prey has gone viral, highlighting the unique mechanics of their jaws, which are not attached to the skull and allow for powerful strikes. Meanwhile, on Tybee Island, a shark was seen swimming close to shore for hours without incident, demonstrating a growing familiarity with human activity. The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy reported several sightings off the Massachusetts coast, where a curious Great White approached divers, showcasing its feeding behavior. The rise in shark populations is attributed to the recovery of seal numbers after hunting bans. Despite these encounters, many beachgoers remain unfazed, attributing low attack rates to a lack of serious incidents.