If it kills one of us should we go
out and kill one of them?
I don’t think so Tim. (who’s Tim? Ah long story there if you don’t
know. Try googling ‘Toooltime’ and you might understand.)
Anyway, why do I ask the question
in the first place?
In Australia there has been yet
another fatal shark attack. Knee jerk reaction is to kill the beastie. But the
beastie in question was only doing what beasties like it do. And if man wants
to play in the same environment as dangerous critters like that then man risks man’s
life.
Mistake number one. Man is rapidly
depleting the ocean of the food source of these top predators
Mistake number two. Man teaches
sharks that man = food. How? By encouraging them with bloody baits so that man
can get up close and personal with them from the safety of a cage of course!
Mistake number three. Man goes out
to play in the watery home of these big toothy beasties and expects and to get
out unscathed.
Mistake number four. Man thinks
that an ‘eye for an eye’ mentality will solve the problem.
Big mistake!
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