加州哪些海滩有鲨鱼？2026年十大榜单

Five rows, three with no injury, in a county with about 20 rows and no published drone survey.

The 2022 state record is a major-injury surfing incident, a very different kind of evidence from frequent juvenile sightings on camera.

The stark inverse of Southern California: zero drone nursery clusters, but a cold-water adult hunting ground leading the state in severe bite records.

The old juvenile-shark nursery now has quiet water and an incident file of two paddleboard contacts and one fatal kayak case.

The dense heart of Santa Monica Bay, where paddleboarders regularly film juvenile sharks skimming stingrays yards from the crowded strand.

Surf-heavy: four white-shark rows, three of them with no injury, one major swimmer injury at 'Church'.

One of Southern California's longest-standing juvenile aggregation nurseries, balancing heavy surf crowd exposure with rare exploratory contacts.

Seven rows, six of them injuries: this is a seal-hunting coast where contact tends to mean a bite.

The predatory core of the 'Red Triangle', where giant mature whites ambush pinnipeds, driving California's highest historical injury file despite near-zero casual swimmers.

Three white-shark rows: a fatal freediver, a kayaker and a surfer. This is a seal-and-sea-lion coast, not a nursery.

Three white-shark rows, two of them fatal (2010 and 2012), the clearest example of the adult hunting-ground pattern next to a seal colony.

The largest single beach tally in the state file, nine rows, and no juvenile-nursery drone count to go with it.