So it's a fiction book? For entertainment... I read The Third Policeman for entertainment, but what an incredibly well written book. It was recommended to me because I like Oscar Wilde's work.
Interesting you use the word 'net' so much? To capture, to control... I believe they are only doing what they inherently 'know' ... So the question is, does the government have the right to cull them based on their natural inclination?
Anthropomorphism is something other people do, not me. I do not believe we can accredit a shark with 'good' or 'bad' characteristics.They are doing what they naturally do. However, their habits concern some people... so I can see why the subsequent cull. Is it right or wrong? I was never put in the position to decide and I truly do not have enough information to base an evaluation on the situation.
"Man" is so humble. We believe that as the superior species on the planet we should be able to do as we wish. Sharks need food too, so naturally they take advantage of the smorgasboard on offer.
I hope what they are saying here is that they intend to cull sharks that may present problems , that is they have a continued pattern of going into where swimmers are. I can understand them targeting a shark who has caused ongoing concerns.
Perhaps Marc, we have limited information here and that's what they are doing. I would hate to see a species threatened because of our own fears.
Asides from your article, I have started on my next two books-- 1. Mating in Captivity, by Esther Perel 2. Black Garden, by Thomas de Waal
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