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HOOKED SHARKS QUEENSLAND
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HOOKED SHARKS QUEENSLAND
A supplied image obtained Saturday, March 9, 2019, shows a fisherman lifting a hooked shark out of the water off the coast of Magnetic Island in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Green groups have renewed their calls for the Queensland government to abandon drumline culling by showing graphic images of dead sharks on hooks. (aP Image/Humane Society International), EDITORIAL USE ONLY
Australian Associated Press (AAP) - The Heart of Australian News
Author:: HUMANE SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL
Credit:: AAPIMAGE
Dated:: 9th March 2019
Media ID 22139819
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In this powerful image captured off the coast of Magnetic Island in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, a fisherman is seen lifting a hooked shark out of the water. The photograph, obtained on Saturday, March 9,2019, by Humane Society International, highlights the ongoing debate surrounding drumline culling and its impact on marine life. As green groups continue to advocate for an end to drumline culling in Queensland, they have released graphic images like this one to shed light on the consequences of such practices. The Australian Marine Conservation Society has joined forces with these organizations to call upon the Queensland government for immediate action. The diverse range of sharks found in these waters - including tiger sharks and bull sharks - are crucial components of the delicate ecosystem that is the Great Barrier Reef. By showcasing distressing visuals of dead sharks caught on hooks, environmentalists hope to raise awareness about their plight and encourage alternative methods for managing fisheries. This photo serves as a reminder that our actions have far-reaching consequences. It prompts us to question whether there are more sustainable ways to protect both human interests and marine life within this iconic World Heritage site. As discussions around conservation intensify, it remains imperative that we find solutions that strike a balance between preserving our natural wonders and ensuring livelihoods for those who depend on them.
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