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June 14, 2010 at 3:06 PM #17570June 14, 2010 at 3:22 PM #564838
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantI caught the last 15 mins of the episode last night. Those guys are nuts. They pulled a female great white onto a platform, tagged/ photo’d and took blood samples. The thing got stuck when they put it back in 15 mins later and once she pryed herself loose I was waiting for her to lash out at the diver in the water next to her. All the more power to them for doing that work but they are nuts to do that stuff. It will be interesting to see what they discover on their migration to someplace between SA and Hawaii.
June 14, 2010 at 3:22 PM #564935LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantI caught the last 15 mins of the episode last night. Those guys are nuts. They pulled a female great white onto a platform, tagged/ photo’d and took blood samples. The thing got stuck when they put it back in 15 mins later and once she pryed herself loose I was waiting for her to lash out at the diver in the water next to her. All the more power to them for doing that work but they are nuts to do that stuff. It will be interesting to see what they discover on their migration to someplace between SA and Hawaii.
June 14, 2010 at 3:22 PM #565435LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantI caught the last 15 mins of the episode last night. Those guys are nuts. They pulled a female great white onto a platform, tagged/ photo’d and took blood samples. The thing got stuck when they put it back in 15 mins later and once she pryed herself loose I was waiting for her to lash out at the diver in the water next to her. All the more power to them for doing that work but they are nuts to do that stuff. It will be interesting to see what they discover on their migration to someplace between SA and Hawaii.
June 14, 2010 at 3:22 PM #565541LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantI caught the last 15 mins of the episode last night. Those guys are nuts. They pulled a female great white onto a platform, tagged/ photo’d and took blood samples. The thing got stuck when they put it back in 15 mins later and once she pryed herself loose I was waiting for her to lash out at the diver in the water next to her. All the more power to them for doing that work but they are nuts to do that stuff. It will be interesting to see what they discover on their migration to someplace between SA and Hawaii.
June 14, 2010 at 3:22 PM #565827LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantI caught the last 15 mins of the episode last night. Those guys are nuts. They pulled a female great white onto a platform, tagged/ photo’d and took blood samples. The thing got stuck when they put it back in 15 mins later and once she pryed herself loose I was waiting for her to lash out at the diver in the water next to her. All the more power to them for doing that work but they are nuts to do that stuff. It will be interesting to see what they discover on their migration to someplace between SA and Hawaii.
June 15, 2010 at 12:01 PM #565301natty
ParticipantSaw it as well. I can tell you there are people are the world doing far less invasive ‘tagging’ operations, with far more ‘scientific’ intent.
These men act as cowboys–and if familiar with Japanese whaling–with the same goal, and that is not conservation of the betterment of the animal.
Great White population is unknown, no estimate, nothing. Yet, they are on red flag alert as ‘endangered’. A fish being hooked, then dragged against its will for hours, placed up on a hard deck out of water for 20 minutes,being stuck with needles, poked and prodded, having an electronic transmitter drilled and lock nutted into its fin-is beyond crude. They dont have the first guess at the damage they are doing to any particular fish captured.
June 15, 2010 at 12:01 PM #565397natty
ParticipantSaw it as well. I can tell you there are people are the world doing far less invasive ‘tagging’ operations, with far more ‘scientific’ intent.
These men act as cowboys–and if familiar with Japanese whaling–with the same goal, and that is not conservation of the betterment of the animal.
Great White population is unknown, no estimate, nothing. Yet, they are on red flag alert as ‘endangered’. A fish being hooked, then dragged against its will for hours, placed up on a hard deck out of water for 20 minutes,being stuck with needles, poked and prodded, having an electronic transmitter drilled and lock nutted into its fin-is beyond crude. They dont have the first guess at the damage they are doing to any particular fish captured.
June 15, 2010 at 12:01 PM #565903natty
ParticipantSaw it as well. I can tell you there are people are the world doing far less invasive ‘tagging’ operations, with far more ‘scientific’ intent.
These men act as cowboys–and if familiar with Japanese whaling–with the same goal, and that is not conservation of the betterment of the animal.
Great White population is unknown, no estimate, nothing. Yet, they are on red flag alert as ‘endangered’. A fish being hooked, then dragged against its will for hours, placed up on a hard deck out of water for 20 minutes,being stuck with needles, poked and prodded, having an electronic transmitter drilled and lock nutted into its fin-is beyond crude. They dont have the first guess at the damage they are doing to any particular fish captured.
June 15, 2010 at 12:01 PM #566010natty
ParticipantSaw it as well. I can tell you there are people are the world doing far less invasive ‘tagging’ operations, with far more ‘scientific’ intent.
These men act as cowboys–and if familiar with Japanese whaling–with the same goal, and that is not conservation of the betterment of the animal.
Great White population is unknown, no estimate, nothing. Yet, they are on red flag alert as ‘endangered’. A fish being hooked, then dragged against its will for hours, placed up on a hard deck out of water for 20 minutes,being stuck with needles, poked and prodded, having an electronic transmitter drilled and lock nutted into its fin-is beyond crude. They dont have the first guess at the damage they are doing to any particular fish captured.
June 15, 2010 at 12:01 PM #566297natty
ParticipantSaw it as well. I can tell you there are people are the world doing far less invasive ‘tagging’ operations, with far more ‘scientific’ intent.
These men act as cowboys–and if familiar with Japanese whaling–with the same goal, and that is not conservation of the betterment of the animal.
Great White population is unknown, no estimate, nothing. Yet, they are on red flag alert as ‘endangered’. A fish being hooked, then dragged against its will for hours, placed up on a hard deck out of water for 20 minutes,being stuck with needles, poked and prodded, having an electronic transmitter drilled and lock nutted into its fin-is beyond crude. They dont have the first guess at the damage they are doing to any particular fish captured.
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