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Envoy: Shark Cull

Um, it stops eating, and it might dartoff somewhere else and eat a little bit there,...

Um, it stops eating, and it might dart
off somewhere else and eat a little bit there, 'cause it's now more concerned
about being eaten itself than eating seagrass

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Um, it stops eating,
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and it might dart off somewhere else
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and eat a little bit there,
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'cause it's now more concerned about being eaten itself
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than eating seagrass.
Duration
10 seconds
Views
28
Timestamp in Movie
00:35:12
Uploaded
May 09, 2025
Genres
documentary
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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.
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,
There was like one shark in the distance - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:05
There was like one shark in the distance
And that for me kind of woke me up a little bit. - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:04
And that for me kind of woke me up a little bit.
And when I turned 14, - Envoy: Shark Cull 00:13
And when I turned 14,