10 places in the world where you can see great white sharks in action

For millions of years, sharks inhabit ocean waters. And this suggests that they are even older than dinosaurs. Great white sharks proudly carry the title of one of the largest species and are found throughout the globe.

The British Encyclopedia states that great white sharks live in many parts of the world because they do not experience problems with long-distance migration. They are capable of speeds of up to 35 miles per hour, and are also warm-blooded creatures, which allows them to survive in colder waters. In addition, these amazing predators prefer to gather in areas with lots of food. Among such regions, Australia, California, New Zealand and Africa can be distinguished.

The Farallon Islands off the coast of San Francisco are a gourmet paradise for predators.
Dyer Island, South Africa, is home to hundreds of large whites.
The population of great white sharks in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is increasing.
The Neptune Islands in Australia "burn" from the great activity of white sharks.
Guadalupe Island near Baja California is a famous location for underwater watching sharks.
In Monterey, California, the number of great white sharks has been steadily increasing over the past two years.
Stewart Island in New Zealand is known for its aggressive predators.
San Diego is a playground for young sharks.
Fals Bay in South Africa is a place where great white sharks are quite active.
In New South Wales, Australia, there are more and more sharks every year.

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