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Sometimes we imagine white sharks only hunting in the open blue of the ocean or launching breach attacks from the deep. However, their most susceptible prey are the new seal and sea lion pups who are just venturing from shore for the first time, or that are swept out to sea by a large wave. With that in mind it is actually common to see white sharks patrolling close to shore, and in Andrew Fox's case, he's actually seen these predations take place deep in the bay of the Neptune Islands of South Australia. Other locations where this has been witnessed include South Africa and Cape Cod. This is a small segment from Skyler Thomas's interview with Andrew Fox in 2014, which can now be viewed in its entirety at whitesharkvideo.com. @rodneyfoxsharkexpeditions #shark #whiteshark #greatwhite #greatwhiteshark #sharktooth #sharkteeth#sharks #sharkconservation #wsv #coexistence #factsnotfear #realfacts #respect #nosharkcull #monsters #whitesharkvideo #natalsharksboard #skylerthomas #monstersfilm #protecttheocean #sharkminutes #interview #sharkinterview #andrewfox (at Neptune Islands)

The first clip from my visit with the Natal Sharks Board invites you to ask these questions. Twenty two white sharks (according to their own records) were caught the year of this interview. That's a very high number for such a vulnerable species with a low reproductive rate. How many were found already dead and how many were found alive? Of those found alive how many survived after release? Every year provides increased evidence that white sharks have a low post-release survivability rate which infers that even the ones released alive likely did not survive. This means the Natal Sharks Board was the biggest known killer of white sharks in South Africa that year and possibly the world. But they tag the sharks they catch...so does that make them a conservation company? Last question; If you are someone scared of sharks and buying into the notion that they need to be caught and killed or removed from beaches...exactly how far away would that shark need to be released to make you feel better? Please support the film on this topic. http://www.whitesharkvideo.com/monsters #killingisnotconservation #monsters #whitesharkvideo #wsv #sharkcull #sharkculling #nosharkcull #skylerthomas #natalsharksboard

It's time to go into production on this film. Please support us if you'd like to stop shark culling or just learn more about it. https://igg.me/at/7LwmPotb0HA #wsv #stopculling #nosharkcull #skylerthomas #greatwhitelies #monsters #danabbott #whitesharkvideo #sharkcull #natalsharksboard #kwazunatal #durban #sharks #savesharks

Monsters Trailer 4: Part 1 I went through different stages as I learned about shark culling. First, was understanding what culling actually was and the methods used. After learning about the methods inevitably comes an understanding of the manner of death suffered by the captured animals. This leads to wondering which animals are captured and consequently suffer these prolonged deaths. Discovering how many different species are impacted leads to wondering what percent of the captured animals are targeted and non targeted. Which leads to wondering if shark culling accomplishes its goals at all. The answers to all these questions leads to wondering if the real monsters are below the surface, or above it. #nosharkcull #nowasharkcull #natalsharksboard #cullhumans #ignoranceisbliss #monsters #whitesharkvideo #wsv #skylerthomas #sharkcull #culling #whiteshark #beachnets #sharknets #politicianskill #silencekills #ignorancekills Aerial footage of mother and calf humpback whale shot by Blair Ranford / Sharky Aerials. White shark footage by Skyler Thomas and Andy Dellios. Ray on shark hook filmed by Rohan Sibon. Culled sharks filmed by Rohan Sibon, Safia Maher, Luke Dbeat. Living tiger sharks filmed by Skyler Thomas and Jim Abernethy. Dolphin in net filmed by Pauly Suters. Swimming dolphins filmed by Jovin Lim. Written, edited, narrated by Skyler Thomas.

Even as more data comes in showing that South Africa's white shark population is dangerously low, the Natal Sharks Board continues to cull sharks in an area already documented as a migration route used by white sharks. In South Africa, the first country to list the white shark as a protected species, a government supported operation continues to be the number one killer of that same species in that same country. Thank you to Shark Diving Unlimited and others who worked hard to collect data to show the migration routes of these animals in 2001. Now the government needs to act on the data. #protectedspecies #whiteshark #conservation? #migration #natalsharksboard #wsv #sharkdivingunlimited

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