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Envoy: Shark Cull

I think that's why peoplelove the Great Barrier Reef, and when you do geta chance to see...

I think that's why people
love the Great Barrier Reef, and when you do get
a chance to see it, I mean, aside from
pictures and videos

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I think that's why people love the Great Barrier Reef,
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and when you do get a chance to see it,
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I mean, aside from pictures and videos...
Duration
7 seconds
Views
45
Timestamp in Movie
00:32:45
Uploaded
May 09, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

Off the beautiful beaches, among breathtaking coral reefs of Australia lurks a deadly and indiscriminate killer. It's thirst for blood kills 1000s each and every year. It's not sharks. It's the Government Shark Control Program.
When you do get a chance to see it, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
When you do get a chance to see it,
The Great Barrier Reef Outlook Report 2019 - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:07
The Great Barrier Reef Outlook Report 2019
And it assesses the health of the Great Barrier Reef, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:11
And it assesses the health of the Great Barrier Reef,
Unfortunately, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:08
Unfortunately,
It identified as a key threat - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:14
It identified as a key threat
And by taking out sharks off the Great Barrier Reef, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:13
And by taking out sharks off the Great Barrier Reef,
[Dr. Leonardo] If we take out the sharks, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:14
[Dr. Leonardo] If we take out the sharks,
And if their numbers essentially grow unchecked, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:08
And if their numbers essentially grow unchecked,
Then, the herbivores have got nothing left to eat, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
Then, the herbivores have got nothing left to eat,
The sharks actually perform - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
The sharks actually perform
Uh, it's quite complex how they work - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:04
Uh, it's quite complex how they work
Um, Sharks also modify - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
Um, Sharks also modify
So a great example, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:08
So a great example,
The dugong is happily munching away on seagrass - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:07
The dugong is happily munching away on seagrass
It's happily munching away, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:04
It's happily munching away,
The moment it senses or notices - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:06
The moment it senses or notices
Um, it stops eating, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:10
Um, it stops eating,
So seagrass actually stores more carbon than rainforests. - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
So seagrass actually stores more carbon than rainforests.
What the tiger shark is doing - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:12
What the tiger shark is doing
So the tiger shark protecting the seagrass, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
So the tiger shark protecting the seagrass,