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#Repost @keiko_conservation (@get_repost) ・・・ Don't fear sharks, fear for them. #keikoconservation. 🌊 Say NO to #sharkfinsoup #sharkculling #sharkcull #sharkfishing #marktheshark #landbasedsharkfishing #ladypamela2 #teamgetbentlbsf #filletandrelease #sharkhunters #sharkhunting #ocsharkhunter #sharksonsand EVEN #catchandrelease #catchtagrelease #apexpredatorprogram the post release mortality rate is too high! #หูหลาม #鱼翅汤. There's no need to fear #theshallows #47metersdown or listen to #sharkweek. #cazon #dogfish #flake #whitefish #capesteak #huss #moki #surimi are all other names for shark meat.

A favorite white shark of Guadalupe, Zapata, a.k.a, Bruce, is caught on camera leaving one cage and approaching another. This clip features an amazing turn toward the camera with sunlight dancing off his head. How does a shark become a favorite? If sharks are favorites how can they be monsters? Help us save sharks like Zapata at whitesharkvideo.com/monsters. Shot by #skylerthomas for #whitesharkvideo #wsv #whiteshark #shark #greatwhiteshark #monsters #nosharkcull #sharkculling

What makes a beach a "protected" beach? In the last clip Natal Sharks Board explained that the nets are not barriers, in fact most animals are caught after already visiting the beach then attempting to go back to the open ocean.  This means that humans and sharks were sharing that water without incident up until the time the sharks left and were killed trying to return to sea.  I'd like you to mull that over for a minute and then answer at least one of the following: 1. If the sharks were at the beach with you, in your opinion, does this qualify as what you imagined a "protected" beach to be? 2. Why didn't those sharks bite anyone? Did the presence of nets that sharks didn't encounter have anything to do with whether or not they bit anyone? 3. If no, then what's the difference between a protected beach and a non protected beach other than the random killing of animals? Please help us bring this story to the public. https://igg.me/at/7LwmPotb0HA #nosharkcull #monsters #greatwhitelies #skylerthomas #sharkculling #sharkangels #durban #natalsharksboard #killingsharks #whitesharkvideo #wsv Footage by Skyler Thomas of @whitesharkvideo music by #solidgreysky

"To show that it's not a barrier our scientists have discovered that most sharks caught in the nets are caught going back out to the ocean." I couldn't have said it better myself, but that's a quote from the Natal Sharks Board in my interview. There's so much to consider in that quote. 1. Many people still believe nets create a barrier that keeps animals they are afraid of away from them. That's a huge misconception and it is simply Not true. 2. More than half the sharks caught are caught on their way out. This means that whether you're scared or not, you were sharing the beach with the sharks and were unharmed. Another way to think about this is that when someone is bitten, it has nothing to do with whether nets were present, it is nothing more than an unfortunate, exceptionally rare occurrence. If anything one could argue that nets increase your chances of being bitten because the nets draw in larger sharks that are attracted to the myriad of innocent animals caught and dying in those same nets. 3. The only reason Natal Sharks Board admits to these numbers is that other organizations fighting for marine life exposed the truth. "Their scientists" don't get credit for that. Public pressure gets the credit. YOU ARE BEING LIED TO. But why? We'll get to that... Please help us make this film: whitesharkvideo.com/monsters #wsv #whitesharkvideo #sharkculling #nosharkcull #sharkangels #skylerthomas #monsters #endangeredspecies #killingforconservation #greatwhitelies @sharkangels

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