The Palaszczuk government commissioned a report into smart shark drum lines weeks before their lethal shark program was thrown out by Queensland courts.
The solution, used in Western Australia and New South Wales, has been deemed too expensive and not safe enough to be a viable option for Queensland. The study's findings come after Queensland removed drum lines from 27 beaches along the state’s coast following a federal court ruling that found sharks are not to be euthanized on the Great Barrier Reef, instead they must be caught and released.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
Sharks have been here for millions of years and man only tens of thousands of years hey stupid humans learn how to communicate with your older neighbours
Makes more sense to string electrical impulse lines across the floors of the bays/areas to constantly operate 24/7 to scare away predators . Is this not feasible?
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