Great white shark attacks on people really are honest mistakes, scientists show

Great white sharks rarely bite people (even though we hear about them when they do), but new research from Macquarie University supports the old theory that attacks are actually the result of mistaken identity. Young great whites have bad vision and easily confuse surfers and swimmers with fat seals. — Read the rest

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