VOICED : Australian shark attacks prompts new eco barriers

The video discusses the increase in shark attacks along the Australian coastline, highlighting incidents involving both locals and tourists. It explores the community's varied reactions, from fear to acceptance, and the government's controversial measures to control shark populations, such as tagging and drumlines. The video also covers the installation of a costly barrier and the mixed feelings among surfers and locals about these interventions.

What role does the surf rescue team play along the Australian coastline?

• They provide surfing lessons.

• They organize surfing competitions.

• They are first responders to shark attacks.

• They monitor weather conditions.

What has been a controversial method in dealing with the shark problem?

• Using drumlines

• Training dolphins to guard beaches

• Building underwater tunnels

• Deploying electric fences

What is the latest solution proposed to protect surfers from shark attacks?

• A shark repellent spray

• A new type of surfboard

• A high-frequency sound device

• A sophisticated barrier

What challenge has delayed the construction of the new barrier?

• Lack of funding

• Technical difficulties with materials

• Big ocean swells and shifting sand

• Opposition from environmental groups

How do some locals view the presence of sharks in their waters?

• As a result of climate change

• As a natural part of the environment

• As a myth

• As a new phenomenon