Dr. Stephen Kajura, a professor at Florida Atlantic University, and his team are using drones, airplanes, and satellites to study the migration patterns of sharks. And it's no more than like 50 meters off the beach, that's the greatest concentration of these sharks. The Florida Museum said global shark bites returned to "near average" levels in 2025, following a "sharp reduction" in 2024. Behind Florida, the next states with the highest number of shark bites in 2025 were California (5), Hawaii (4), and South Carolina (2). Australia has the next highest number of shark bites, following the United States, the report said.