Patric is asking questions.
He has posted the following video featuring a large Tiger Shark that features abrasions consistent with getting tangled in a cable or rope; a chumsicle that is being held up by a length of metal chain that can injure the animal and contains diving weights that can both break teeth and/or get ingested; a burly dude yanking on the rope, and some blonde bimbette.
Not nice - check it out.
And here are my own questions to fellow Shark diving operators and conservationists.
He has posted the following video featuring a large Tiger Shark that features abrasions consistent with getting tangled in a cable or rope; a chumsicle that is being held up by a length of metal chain that can injure the animal and contains diving weights that can both break teeth and/or get ingested; a burly dude yanking on the rope, and some blonde bimbette.
Not nice - check it out.
- The location: Tiger Beach
- The vessel: Dolphin Dream, habitual enabler of bad things that are being done with Sharks
- The Shark: Jimmy's beloved Emma
- The occasion: Shark Week, notorious broadcasters of Shark Porn
- The show: How Sharks Hunt
- The producers: Gurney Productions, serial producers of Shark Porn and despicable fishing shows
- The shooter: Andy Brandy Casagrande IV aka ABC4, a veritable Shark Angel, no less, pseudo-conservationist and star attraction of Shark conservation events where he is being invited to strum his inane Shark Song. In real life, he is however completely undeterred and continues to earn his living by shooting Shark Porn and has acted as the producer of the infamous Deadly Waters.
Check out the excerpt from the Fiji segment featuring Shark Porn presenter Les Stroud who is obviously trying to re-invent himself as the new darling of United Conservationists, and blonde bimbette and fake Shark expert Teresa Carrette, the very same bimbette I discern in the How Sharks Hunt trailer where she must be bloviating more of her unscientific rubbish.
- The yanking dude: Cody Lundin, self professed nature-loving reborn aboriginal Red Indian, or whatever, doing what stupid burly people do when directed to do so.
And here are my own questions to fellow Shark diving operators and conservationists.
- Are we gonna continue pretending this aint happening?
- Are we gonna continue watching that shit?
- Are we the operators gonna continue enabling it?
- Are we gonna continue giving our business to operators that do?
- Are we gonna continue associating with those people?
