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Envoy: Shark Cull

The dugong is happilymunching away on seagrass around a reef ecosystem,a coastal...

The dugong is happily
munching away on seagrass around a reef ecosystem,
a coastal ecosystem, a seagrass meadow or wherever

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The dugong is happily munching away on seagrass
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around a reef ecosystem, a coastal ecosystem,
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a seagrass meadow or wherever.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
39
Timestamp in Movie
00:34:58
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.
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,
[Holly] We can't just take one species - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:10
[Holly] We can't just take one species
It all interlinks with each other - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:12
It all interlinks with each other
We have a lot of people - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:09
We have a lot of people
[Dr. Leonardo] We've had some studies come out that show - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:11
[Dr. Leonardo] We've had some studies come out that sho...
And it's one of the reasons why reef areas - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:10
And it's one of the reasons why reef areas
And to have that support on a reef ecosystem, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
And to have that support on a reef ecosystem,
[Madison Stewart] So when I was about 12 years old, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:06
[Madison Stewart] So when I was about 12 years old,
And there was this one spot where my dad and I - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
And there was this one spot where my dad and I
And we'd wait for the divers to leave - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:09
And we'd wait for the divers to leave
So there was about 20 to 30 little Grey Reef Sharks - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
So there was about 20 to 30 little Grey Reef Sharks
And I used to do this thing where I would breathe - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:06
And I used to do this thing where I would breathe
And the sharks would pick up on that, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:06
And the sharks would pick up on that,
It was the first time that I really had an amazing connection with sharks. - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:04
It was the first time that I really had an amazing connectio...
But the very next year, I came back to that same spot, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:09
But the very next year, I came back to that same spot,