Shark nets had been launched in New South Wales, Australia, in 1937 in an try to forestall shark assaults on surfers and beachgoers.
However in recent times, they’ve been the topic of a lot dispute. Critics say they’re outdated, ineffective, and dangerous to marine life, whereas the state authorities says they maintain individuals protected.
Two males with shut encounters with sharks – shark chunk survivor Marshall Flanagan and drone pilot Jason Iggleden – share their experiences and weigh in on the controversy.
