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Click here"How bad is it?"
"When my professor was diving here as a student, tiger sharks and hammerheads were everywhere. Helicopters, aircraft, and drones made it too easy to find and catch the big ones, and we're still paying the price. Thank God we came to our senses and set aside underwater preserves in areas like this. Perhaps in twenty or thirty years, we'll see those numbers again."
"What about Great Whites?"
"The water is too warm up here for them now. They didn't fall as far as other species, since Whites have been threatened species for decades. Once we came up with effective monitoring for beach areas, the pressure to cull the adults has lessened." Crowded beaches now had sonar webs that could sense large sharks and give warnings.
That trip was epic, even if they wouldn't let me fly the helicopter. Brisbane was nice too, a mall setting with a lot of people looking on. Linda was happy with all the footage we'd taken and headed for the hotel as soon as we arrived in Melbourne. The rest of us got into a van with Nicholas' cousin, heading north to their station in Bonnie Doon.
- COMMENTS
I love this store when do we get the next chapter of sharkbait down under can't wait
great chapter (as always), but please chill with the slang - it was painful. This is from a supportive fan x
I liked the cutting back and forth to the historical narrative, it was pretty interesting.
I immediately thought of === How are the Australian Vampires going to react to finding out they have wolves among them? That will be a very interesting chapter in itself. 5 stars as usual.
Holy mallard. You did it again. I'm hooked. You just swung and made a line drive for the fence. Side note: because of you I'm writing my own series right now. Thank you.