Stewart Island locals fight to ban shark cage diving

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  • čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
  • Stewart Island locals are scared. They’re desperately calling for government regulation of shark cage diving as some have noticed the great whites are becoming more aggressive 😱🦈
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Komentáře • 29

  • @blueheelersunite
    @blueheelersunite Před 3 měsíci +1

    I couldn't agree with you more. There have been studies overseas which definitely attributes Cage diving as dangerous

  • @happyandblessed5640
    @happyandblessed5640 Před 4 lety +6

    There are loads of videos of poor Sharks getting stuck in cages and thrill seekers being bitten.
    I think it's cruel and it should be banned.
    It's not a spectators sport and these animals should be respected as the wolves of the sea.

    • @aaronbarlow4376
      @aaronbarlow4376 Před 3 lety

      Tigers of the sea. More loners and very powerful. Orcas are the bears of the sea.

    • @robertjankovic8467
      @robertjankovic8467 Před 2 lety

      not only that from the cage to chumming all 9ver the world GWs now believe everytind its see a boat with humans they expect food . Guess what if don't feed my dog after a while he gets agitated real quick wants to bite someone , keep it up assholes

    • @cHeStEr5434
      @cHeStEr5434 Před rokem

      @@aaronbarlow4376 But bears don't hunt in packs, but Orcas do (pods).

    • @aaronbarlow4376
      @aaronbarlow4376 Před rokem +1

      @@cHeStEr5434 Maybe Lions of the sea is better suited, but tigers are bigger, faster and stronger than lions so maybe not.

    • @EdmundSampson-pd7vi
      @EdmundSampson-pd7vi Před 2 měsíci

      Realistically there's been like 2 and noones been bitten in the cage

  • @brandonrichmond4736
    @brandonrichmond4736 Před 3 lety +6

    What about the fishing boats that have been illegally dumping unwanted by catch over board attracting sharks for years ?

  • @kostasmouzourakis8315
    @kostasmouzourakis8315 Před 6 hodinami

    Who counts sharks into human populations 🤦🏼‍♂️

  • @thatfishingfella4672
    @thatfishingfella4672 Před 3 lety +4

    Just paid $500 for a shark cage dive last week mate, definitely worth your grandkids legs

    • @nahuelgamboa7911
      @nahuelgamboa7911 Před 3 lety

      I'd rather finance my studies at University with that money than blow it on shady cage diving

    • @aaronbarlow4376
      @aaronbarlow4376 Před rokem

      A big great white can break into any cage. We don't have Vibranium or adamantium yet.

  • @bricky332
    @bricky332 Před 2 lety +1

    the locals r overreacting, its not like anyone has ever died as a result from a shark attack off stewart island and its not their water, those companies are allowed there and they dont interfere with the sharks, only showcase and educate ppl on them

  • @lifeisgood9474
    @lifeisgood9474 Před 4 lety +6

    Good points made by the locals but great white sharks have always been around that area. The location and food source probably so theyll always be there. You cant go to a popular shark area and then think you should have the right to dive for paua and be able to swim. Better to ask to build a barrier or gate a section of the beach for swimming because shark cage businesses benefits the economy more than those locals complaining. With a place popular for having great whites no one should be using an inflatable boat, that should be banned.

  • @aaronbarlow4376
    @aaronbarlow4376 Před 3 lety +1

    Just don't go in the water. Watch Netflix on the couch.

  • @mollybaker8637
    @mollybaker8637 Před rokem +1

    I think everyone can have their own opinion. But I think that man is forgetting you cant make a animal stay in a certain area. Sharks are naturally curious and will come closer to shore where there is activity and schooling bait fish tend swim closer to shore as there is more resources for them. Also breeding grounds tend to be closer to the shore as it’s safer from other predators and strong currents.I could go on and on. Just remember it’s the sharks home so swimming in their home always has its risk regardless if your shark cage diving or swimming :)

  • @trollfeedingbot
    @trollfeedingbot Před 2 lety

    Unfortunately tourist dollars mean more than your lifestyle to the government.

  • @capitainebonhomme1609

    I thought sharks didn't like cold water !
    so much for me feeling safe swimming in the ocean during the winter months !😮

    • @aaronbarlow4376
      @aaronbarlow4376 Před rokem

      Great whites can tolerate colder water. Wherever there are seals or sealions there will be great whites.

  • @craig9563
    @craig9563 Před 8 měsíci +1

    its now 2023: what was the outcome?

  • @r4ndoms41t
    @r4ndoms41t Před 2 lety +3

    Are the locals upset that they missed the boat on this entrepreneurial cash cow?

  • @nicknick2903
    @nicknick2903 Před 2 lety

    You're not supposed to feed the bears

  • @Antipodean33
    @Antipodean33 Před 2 lety

    The old fella with his flanny done up is grasping at straws when saying the pointers regard boats as a feed. Pointers have been stealing fish from boats/fisherman since the dawn of time. Pointers are aggressive apex predators, been on earth for millions of years, it's an aggressive animal for surviving this long. If I knew there was 100 pointers there, I'll know not to go diving there or go out in a tiny boat

  • @Anthony-fd3lz
    @Anthony-fd3lz Před 17 dny

    They'll get Hungry when the boats leave. No swimming signs where predators are sighted, (yes of humans Barry.) Haven't you seen jaws? C'mon if 100 sharks were near your beach you can't say swim and enjoy New Zealand
    Just save a life.

  • @workhardplayhard3206
    @workhardplayhard3206 Před 2 lety

    booooo

  • @user-gf6yl8jg6z
    @user-gf6yl8jg6z Před 2 lety

    The kiwi way.
    Anything to make money.