Hamish Jolly: A shark-deterrent wetsuit (and it's not what you think)

The video discusses the increasing problem of shark attacks and explores a scientific approach to mitigate them. Inspired by anecdotal evidence and biological patterns, a collaboration with the University of Western Australia led to the development of wetsuits designed to reduce shark attacks. These wetsuits use patterns that either hide the wearer or disrupt their profile, based on sharks' black and white vision. Testing showed promising results, suggesting that science can translate existing biological and human anecdotes into practical solutions.

How did the results of the shark engagement tests differ between the control rig and the SAMS technology rig?

What is the significance of using biological evidence in the development of the wetsuit technology?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that science can be used as a tool for translation rather than invention?

What future implications does the speaker suggest regarding the design of oceanwear?