I remember just like yesterday—I was shaking on the edge of the lattice sofa, and I could barely stay in the room.
Horror prevails on TV. The sea is a soulless refuge waiting for evil the size of a whale.
NBC is playing the creepy hit song of 1975, Stephen Spielberg (Stephen Spielberg) interaction.
In the 1978s Interaction two, Angry, fangs enemies are even bigger.
Who can forget the 1983 Interactive 3-D?
According to rumours, Interaction 4: Revenge Star Michael Cain said before“I have never seen [the film], But in all respects, this is terrible. However, I have seen the house it builds and it’s great. “
Sorry-I seem to have confused the title.I have been reading Sydney Morning Herald.
As the exit conveyed, advocates and experts called for an end to the term “attack” when referring to conflicts with sharks.
They say this is an unfair stigma.
Christopher Pepin-Neff, a language researcher at the University of Sydney, insists that the term “shark attack” is a “lie.”
Why should you worry? Maybe it’s because people are not so afraid of carnivorous predators in the abyss, so only good things can be produced?
Either way, leaders are listening: at the shark seminar in May, a senior Queensland official revealed that the state’s new communication preference will be to “bite” rather than “attack.”
In New South Wales, the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has also been free from “attacks”.
According to the Herald, the department “worked closely with Bite Club, a support group that provides language support for survivors.”
Do “interactive” “survivors” usually need support groups?
In any case, DPI in New South Wales now prefers “interactions” or “events.”
Christopher Pepin-Neff believes that the word “attack” was not used until the 1930s, when a famous surgeon started using it.
The words are important:
Leonardo Guida, a shark researcher with the Australian Marine Conservation Association, attended the May gathering at the Noosa Biosphere Reserve. He said that the choice of wording may be effective because of politicians and the media. Alarmist language may exacerbate public concerns about beach safety. basis.
Dr. Guida is lobbying language to “eliminate the inherent assumption that sharks are greedy, unconscious cannibals.”
As for the announcement in Noosa, Lawrence Chlebeck, a maritime activist from the International Humane Society, is very excited.
“I congratulate them for changing the terminology.”
“More than a third of shark encounters,” he pointed out, cause no harm.
This includes, to be clear, any A kind of shark-including Shallow water “carpet shark”, which one Sleep during the day and feed on crustaceans.
And, of course, the other third of the encounters sometimes involve limb trimming.
It’s not that the tragic results require such a huge austerity-as reported in the report New York PostOn Saturday, a 51-year-old man waded waist-deep to pee on Piedade Beach in Brazil.
Before he could finish speaking, a shark bit his thigh from his hand.
The terrible thing is that this person did not do it.
However, it turns out that maybe even the great white shark is just curious:
Macquarie University associate professor Nathan Hart said: “Sharks have no hands, so if they want to explore something, they will say it with their mouth.” “Humans are rarely eaten by sharks.”
Nathan talked about the worst thing:
“The worst thing we want is that people kill a lot of sharks.”
As for Ballina surfer (and shark victim) Cooper Allen, he is doing his part in a more civilized syllable field.
Therefore, he described the deep leg injuries in his youth:
“I had some conflicts with a man in a gray suit.”
Good for Cooper.
Fairness and fairness are all the rage these days. I believe that there are various swimming species who hope not to be marginalized and “alienated”. The violence of our language They cannot understand.
We are on the way:
Law magazine published a request for a hate speech law to protect animals https://t.co/2PYk00NCLq
— Red State (@RedState) June 20, 2021
It’s time to fight for dignity.
Quotation Kamala Harris, “We must do this work.”
Roll up your sleeves, revolutionaries-most of the earth is covered by water.
As they said in the movie, “We need a bigger wake up.”
-Alex
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