The Red Triangle is a geographic area located off the coast of northern California, specifically around the region of Point Reyes to Big Sur. This area is known for its high concentration of great white sharks, making it a significant site for shark research and conservation efforts. The unique underwater topography and rich marine ecosystem contribute to the presence of these apex predators. The Red Triangle is also famous for its surfing spots, attracting surfers from around the world. However, the combination of surfing and the presence of sharks has raised safety concerns, leading to ongoing discussions about beach safety and wildlife conservation in the region.