Sieci przeciwko rekinom w Afryce Południowej - AFP
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Shark activist Walter Bernardis swims along a shark net during a dive in Umkomaas near Durban, South Africa, on December 10, 2020. - Today, on more than 300km of KwaZulu-Natal coast, 37 beaches are equipped with a controversial shark control system, made of shark nets - two parallel rows of submerged mesh net - and drum lines - an aquatic trap used to lure and capture large sharks using baited hooks - both placed around beaches to reduce shark attacks on swimmers. Although there has not been any mortal attack for 67 years, every year at least 400 sharks have been killed by this system, prompting environmentalists to criticise it for its ecological danger. (Photo by Michele Spatari / AFP)
2020-12-10
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