Great white shark

The great white shark is a large predatory shark. They don't see humans as food since the movie Jaws was a total exaggeration. Attacks on humans are rare and more people die from bee stings, falling coconuts, pigs, hit by cars, lightning strikes, and cows. However, in the episode Monster Sharks, MonsterQuest expedition are set out to search for these predators as attacks on humans appear to be increasing. Therefore, their attacks seem to be not at random. One of the most infamous attacks was on April 26, 2008 where 9 triathletes are taking a swimming lesson at Solana Beach, California. While swimming, Dave Martin was attacked by a 17 ft. great white. One triathlete, Laurene Booth, noticed the attack and swam to his aid. The attack caused triatheletes to realize they weren't alone. When Laurene came, she saw the dorsal fin. As Laurene carried the injured Dave back to shore, quickly, the rest of triathletes came to their aid as they quickly got the dying doctor out of the water, while blood leaks out of his wound. Panicking and screaming, Laurene screamed, "Call 991!" After they reached to shore, the lifeguards closed the beaches for at least a 17-mile stretch and the triatheletes saw the helicopter come and land. The doctor suffered at least 6 bites to his leg and even one severing a main artery. Sadly, the lifeguard came to the triatheletes and said that Dave Martin didn't make it.

Description
Eyewitnesses report seeing great white sharks up to 25 ft. in length and weighing as much as 7,500 lbs. These beasts are gray in color with white underbellies. They have rows of serrated teeth, allowing them to tear through flesh.