"Groundbreaking Study Confirms Juvenile Great Whites Pose No Threat to Humans"

A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE has debunked the myth that juvenile great white sharks pose a significant threat to humans. Researchers found that these sharks have little interest in eating humans and are more likely to be searching for their usual prey, such as stingrays or fish. The study, which involved flying a drone over Southern California beaches for two years, observed a high percentage of human-shark interactions but only one reported shark bite. The findings support the notion that sharks are not as dangerous to humans as commonly believed.