A drone videographer got a surprise wildlife sighting when he took off to film a sunset off of Poplar Beach near Half Moon Bay two days ago and spotted a great white shark 100 feet offshore a public beach. With drone technology becoming widely available to the general public, we are seeing more and more videos of sharks in and around popular beaches which begs the question, where they always there and we are just becoming aware of them now?
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