Environment

Sharks

Environment

Posted by: Clint Marchant

3rd Nov 2012 05:05pm

Sharks are smart "VERY" smart they know where and when to feed, migration times and where to find their favourite food, here in Perth we have had some fatal shark attacks in the same areas, I personally think it is the same shark, now I don't think they should cull the sharks as they are very important to the eco system what they should do is capture the sharks and fit satelite tracking devices to them so that they can be tracked, also at the popular swimming beaches they should have electronic pilons installed so that when the sharks come close these pilons could emit an electronic signal which could scare the sharks away alternativly the shark spotter choppers could carry seal bombs, these are like a firecracker but waterproof, they could just light them and toss them in the water and when they go off that would scare the shark away and no harm done

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  • 13th Oct 2014 11:46am

Tracking devices sounds like a good idea, but it would have negative aspects the cost and it would be time consuming.

We shouldn't cull them I agree.
Because where will it stop will we cull things that hurt or kill us spiders, snakes etc. Do people agree?

But to prevent a shark attack they say don't go swimming in the ocean at dusk or dawn.

Clint Marchant
  • 13th Oct 2014 10:47pm
Tracking devices sounds like a good idea, but it would have negative aspects the cost and it would be time consuming.

We shouldn't cull them I agree.
Because where will it stop will we...

In Cockburn Sound WA they have finally allowed the Eco Shark barrier to be set up, this is a Australian invention and it's made from recycled materials and does not endanger any marine life SHARE & LIKE them on facebook

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