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The Case for Shark Feeding<\/h1>\n

Today\u2019s environmentalist has every reason to lose their mind.\u00a0 <\/span><\/p>\n

Excess carbon emissions have woven an earth-sized gaseous duvet that is now smothering us with warmth.\u00a0 That same carbon has created an ocean of battery acid, eroding the calcareous shells of organisms that used to form the base of the oceanic food chain.\u00a0 Littered plastic clogs the digestive tracts of seabirds while our beloved whales adorn themselves with derelict fishing gear.\u00a0 Commercial fishing has removed 90% of the world\u2019s food fish from the sea.\u00a0 Treating the ocean like mankind\u2019s personal sewer<\/strong> is catching up to us at unprecedented rates while global environmental awareness is advancing at the speed of smell.\u00a0 So please carry the environmentalist torch forward as it is already fighting against a building tide. However, do so carefully<\/strong>, as it is of paramount importance to get the message right to avoid looking like lunatics.\u00a0 Under the topic of accuracy, it is time to set the record straight on another controversy that is holding back progress.\u00a0 That issue is shark feeding dives.\u00a0 Here\u2019s why.\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

\"Ocean<\/a>
Ocean and Galapagos – One way to highlight the more docile side of sharks is by posing them with an experienced shark diver in frame.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

A Few Numbers<\/h2>\n

At the heart of this debate lies a case of bad PR.\u00a0 According to the International Shark Attack File, 2013 was a deadly year for shark attacks with 16 shark related deaths.\u00a0 To put that into perspective, boating accidents accounted for 651 deaths in 2012 (USCG) and the CDC recently reported that drowning was the second leading cause of unintentional death in children aged 1-14.\u00a0 You are more likely to die in a vending machine altercation than by a shark.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

If the culling movement is barbaric by today\u2019s standards,\u00a0finning is outright genocide.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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And yet sharks always seem to land the villain role in movies, creating an atmosphere of panic at the mere mention of the animal. In a reaction to high-profile shark mishaps, targeted culling programs in the 1970\u2019s were intended to reduce the numbers of large sharks in an area.\u00a0 While culling is still discussed today following shark incidents, it was shown to be largely ineffective and is rarely practiced. If the culling movement is barbaric by today\u2019s standards, finning is outright genocide<\/strong>.\u00a0 Some species have seen declines of more than 95%.\u00a0 Pelagic sharks suffer the worst, as they have no marine protected areas in which to hide.\u00a0 Oceanic whitetips, which only 60 years ago were thought to be the most abundant large animals on earth, were placed under the protective care of CITES this year, largely due to the market for their fins.\u00a0 So sharks are in trouble and need help, fast.<\/p>\n

\"Galeocerda<\/a>
Galeocerda cuvier – Tiger sharks are both incredibly majestic and characteristically shy. The only reliable way to approach these animals is with bait, in this case, naturally occurring bait as this tiger shark was found feeding on a floating pig carcass.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

How Shark Dives Help<\/h2>\n

Shark conservation needs professional shark dives<\/strong>.\u00a0 Face-to-face encounters with dolphins, manatees and stingrays have garnered an attentive army of conservation supporters.\u00a0 The mix of neurotransmitters released during such experiences can be an overwhelmingly positive experience that leaves guests breathless.\u00a0 Shark encounters have the same awe-inspiring effect.\u00a0 Shark divers love bragging to their friends of the incredible encounter they had on vacation, further spreading the good vibe through simple word of mouth.<\/p>\n

Word of mouth isn\u2019t enough.\u00a0 To drive the point home, the world needs media, and lots of it, to drown out the infrequent biting incidents that continue to make headlines.\u00a0 The first rule of underwater photography is to get close, then get closer.\u00a0 Photographers, videographers and writers all need to get as close as possible to render the best stories they can. Chance shark encounters sans the chum are possible with some species, but are rare and unreliable.\u00a0 The best way to get top quality sharky media is with bait.<\/p>\n

Live sharks are valuable, and responsible exploitation of that resource means shark diving.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

 <\/p>\n

Finally, shark dives give live animals an economic value<\/strong>.\u00a0 Politicians and businessmen speak in dollars.\u00a0 Shark ecotourism is currently a growing $314 million per year industry. Researchers in Palau calculated that each live shark inhabiting the local dive sites was worth $1.9 million.\u00a0 Finned and sold as meat, those same animals would have fetched a mere $10,800.\u00a0 Add to that the uncalculated loss of ecological services contributed by top predators in an oceanic food chain.\u00a0 Live sharks are valuable, and responsible exploitation of that resource means shark diving.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"Prionace<\/a>
Prionace glauca – Shark dives will get you close. This blue shark left some dome port scratches behind that served as little reminders of our time together.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

Righting Wrongs<\/h2>\n

The Hawaiian community is an example of a typical public reaction to shark feeding dives.\u00a0 There are two operations on Oahu that take customers 3 miles offshore to cage-dive with Galapagos and sandbar sharks.\u00a0 They are constantly protested in the news and eyed with suspicion and resentment by many in the community.\u00a0 These citizens are concerned because Oahu\u2019s north shore is a popular place for water recreation. However, the three main arguments against the operations are based largely on misconceptions and assumption:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sharks associate people with food –<\/strong>\u00a0There is no evidence to support an association of people with food and based purely on speculation.\u00a0 Sharks associate food with food.<\/strong>\u00a0 Personal experience has shown that humans can still enter the water safely at the Oahu shark dive sites without a cage.\u00a0 Not only do the sharks mostly ignore free-swimmers without bait, they are scared away by the strange creatures.\u00a0 Other shark dives in Fiji, Moorea, South Africa and the Bahamas have solid safety records with one fatal bite out of many thousands of shark diving participants.<\/p>\n

Sharks follow the boats back to shore –<\/strong> The idea that hungry sharks associating boat noises with food follow the boats back to shallower water was the most often cited complaint of the companies on Oahu and again was based only on speculation.\u00a0 A study was performed by the University of Hawaii to study this very question.\u00a0 Tags were implanted on the animals at the dive site.\u00a0 Receivers were strategically placed in the transit back to harbor that would detect every time a tagged animal swam by.\u00a0 Their data found no evidence suggesting that the sharks followed the boats back.\u00a0 Instead, the animals stayed at the buoy sites even when the boats weren\u2019t there.\u00a0 Furthermore, the researchers found that the shark species assemblage was seasonal.\u00a0 This suggests that the sharks\u2019 behavior is not altered so heavily that they fail to maintain normal migration activities.<\/p>\n

The operations disrespect sharks –<\/strong> Deeply seated in Hawaiian culture is the idea of a spirit guardian or aumakua taking the form of an animal.\u00a0 Sharks are a commonly cited aumakua, so they are highly respected.\u00a0 Many believe that the act of feeding or taking tourists to see them is a show of disrespect.\u00a0 While the animals are on display, the visitors are given lengthy lessons in local culture and shark conservation.\u00a0 At one time the animals were rewarded with small amounts of food for their participation.\u00a0 Certainly the sharks didn\u2019t feel disrespected.<\/p>\n

Even still, hot debates rage on.\u00a0 A few years ago an operator was politically chased out of Hawaii Kai Harbor for trying to start a similar operation.\u00a0 Every time a swimmer is bitten on the north shore of Oahu, the incident is falsely traced back to the operations 3 miles offshore.\u00a0 Accusers fail to recognize that shark attacks on Oahu are exceedingly rare in spite of the gargantuan population of human ocean users.<\/p>\n

\"Carcharhinus<\/a>
Carcharhinus longimanus – A select few sharks are photogenic without some kind of attractant. Oceanic whitetips are characteristically bold and make for very photogenic subjects. It is difficult to miss a shot when the animal\u2019s nose is resting on your dome port.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

In Conclusion<\/span><\/h2>\n

Wrong information has been presented as fact since long before Galileo was threatened with excommunication from the church for his theory on heliocentrism.\u00a0 The internet has just given the misinformed and misguided a platform on which to preach.\u00a0 The result is an enormous record of opinions mostly based on poorly interpreted science or just plain hogwash.\u00a0 For example, the maps showing Fukushima\u2019s oceanic fallout were just falsified NOAA tsunami maps.\u00a0 Need proof?\u00a0 Check the units in the original map, they were in cm of sea level rise, not rads.\u00a0 Stories of radioactive fish were based on a single study that used trace amounts of radioactive material to figure out where the fish had migrated-the key word being \u201ctrace.\u201d\u00a0 The study animals contained less radiation than your average day at the beach.<\/p>\n

The rash of false causes spurred by the internet has stolen attention away from the real issues.\u00a0<\/strong> In this case, overfishing has decimated apex predator populations worldwide.\u00a0 Sharks have it especially rough because they are often seen as violent oceanic criminals.<\/p>\n

The shark world needs shark ecotourism even if it means baiting.\u00a0 It is the only way to change the world\u2019s opinion.<\/h4>\n

 <\/p>\n

Do you think shark feeding is justified? Let us know in the comments below.<\/span><\/p>\n

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