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How to prevent future shark attacks without killing sharks
Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.AllNewsSportCultureLifestyleA young mother was bitten by a shark at Coogee Beach, Sydney, leading to renewed calls for a shark cull from figures including Tony Abbott and NSW Premier Chris Minns. Shark bites have increased in Australia and globally over the past four decades, but many shark species are threatened, and the rise is attributed to a combination of factors rather than just an explosion in shark numbers. Research on the effectiveness of shark culling is mixed, with some studies indicating no change in bite rates even after extensive culling programmes, such as one in Hawaii that killed thousands of sharks. Culling is controversial and can harm non-dangerous sharks and other marine life, with methods like shark nets offering little evidence of keeping people safe. Non-lethal measures, including drone surveillance, SMART drumlines, and personal deterrents, are shown to reduce shark-bite risk and are preferred by the public, offering a more effective and ethical approach. In fullAs attacks increase, do shark culls work? Here’s what the science saysThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
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independent.co.uk
Woman rescued by Sydney lifeguard after being pulled under water by shark
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sbs.com.au
Calls for shark culls after 'unique and different' attack off Sydney beach
Calls to cull sharks are growing louder after a woman was critically injured by a shark at one of Australia's best-known beaches.
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theguardian.com
A shark attacked a swimmer at a popular Sydney beach. How rare is it – and how can you stay safe?
Experts say animal was likely a white shark rarely seen at Coogee – different from the bull shark attacks in NSW over the summer
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Australia temporarily lifts ban on shark-spotting drones after attack on woman
Coogee Beach and others in the city's Randwick Council area closed for 24 hours following attack
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theage.com.au
We have the technology to prevent shark bites. Will we use it?
From drones, to smart drumlines and personal devices that deter attacks, we have better ways to keep swimmers and surfers safer, but we need to deploy them.
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smh.com.au
We have the technology to prevent shark bites. Let’s use it
From drones, to smart drumlines and personal devices that deter attacks, we have better ways to keep swimmers and surfers safer, but we need to deploy them.
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Calls for shark cull after Sydney attack
The government is looking to rewrite the rulebook on safety measures in the wake of the Coogee Beach shark attack.
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Beachgoers watch in horror as shark mauls woman near shore: ‘it was all red’
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Calls growing for shark cull
A shark attack at a popular Sydney beach has sparked demands for a cull of the predators.
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jpost.com
Sydney reopens beach under heavy patrols after shark attack | The Jerusalem Post
Saturday's attack was the latest in a series of shark encounters off Australian beaches. The week before, a man died after being attacked by a shark while fishing off the coast…
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bdnews24.com
Sydney reopens beach under heavy patrols after shark attack
Authorities increase patrols, deploy drones as Coogee beach reopens
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How an AI-powered early warning system for sharks could work
An alert system using autonomous drones to detect sharks off Sydney beaches could be in place by summer, scientists say.
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Drone technology could be the answer shark protection
Another shark attack in Sydney has increased the need for better early warning systems.
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As attacks increase, do shark culls work? Here’s what the science says
There have been renewed calls for a shark cull to be launched after a young mother was bitten by a shark at Coogee Beach in Sydney
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How to prevent future shark attacks without killing sharks
Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.AllNewsSportCultureLifestyleA young mother was bitten by a shark at…
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Popular tourist beach reopens after shark attack left swimmer injured
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rnz.co.nz
Shark cull will not improve beach safety or reduce attacks, marine biologists say
After a shark attack at Coogee Beach on Saturday, the state government has ruled out culling the protected migratory great white but not bull sharks.
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Half of all fatal shark bites take place in Australia. How can you protect yourself – and do electronic deterrents work?
From tough wetsuits to wearable devices, experts say there are ways to reduce your risk in the ocean