Operation Apex Harmony: Two rare Japanese Devilrays found in shark net - Queensland
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Sea Shepherd's Apex Harmony crew found two rare Japanese Devilrays in one shark net 100m apart from one another at Miami Beach on the Gold Coast - one had two large bites from a shark, proving that catches attract sharks to the area.
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you guys are doing a great thing and I just wanted to comment for general support and for the channel.
This goes to show that somebody must care enough to actually go out there and actually see what's really going on. Thank you, Sea Shepherd
+heymisterderp SEA BLESSINGS, Sea Shepherd ! Full supporter, interviewing Chief Quartermaster, AU to expose a wealth of knowledge to the unwitting public. LL, Journalist
Good job Sea Shepherd ☆☆♡♡♡
it rips my heart apart. 😢
Thanks for everything you do
I hope Sea Shepherd starts a new campaign to stop cruel Shark net by Australia and brutal slaughter of endangered dugongs and sea turtles. Australia is not safe for marine creatures, including dolphins and whales.
+Vreede Anna www.seashepherd.org.au/apex-harmony/
+Vreede Anna Painfully no marine area is safe for marine creatures Vreeda,
due to your astute observation regarding slaughter & species, marine entanglement. Sea Shepherd is
doing a stellar job in fanning out
to most endangered areas to prevent this horrid act of humanity,.
i hope they dont
Vreede Anna me to
"There must be gods for we are despised." ~ DoS
Love Sea Shepherd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It makes me cry to see the destructive human behavior, no matter where ..Keep up your great work, Sea Shepherd !!
sad times
So sad... 💔
I love shark. So RIP
bravo sea sherped from Slovakia
so sad :(
Absolutely horrible how couldl they do this to these incredible animals?
BAN SHARK NETS ASAP
omg hiw fast they do the videos 20 feb isn't long ago
Horrible...);...I can say what I want, but we, the humanity, only care about our self. But it is not our world!!!
Is no evidence that it's Japanese?
It is well known by US Australian citizens that our government has these counterproductive shark nets set up around the coastlines. The theory was that they would prevent sharks from coming to shore and attacking swimming people. In practice, it does the opposite. There are still plenty of sharks that get past the nets, and the nets basically just ensnare hundreds of dolphins, sea turtles and grey nurse sharks (harmless), which then are just free food, and the sharks are therefore attracted to the coastlines by all the free food, whereas if they weren't there, they may just continue swimming past. I wouldn't be surprised if this is Australia.
It has been argued that shark nets are ineffective and counterproductive to deterring sharks from the shorelines, yet we still haven't gotten rid of them. They don't span 100% of coastlines, so sharks can just swim in-between to get inside etc. Worse idea than canetoads, but just as ineffective and counterproductive considering the goal. Sadly, I believe this is in Australia.
I meant us* Australian citizens, not US, sorry on mobile so I can't edit without deleting and rewriting the whole thing. Misleading autocorrect, sorry.
meh
Shame