15 Foot Tiger Shark Caught in Drum Lines is Shot to Death and Dumped at Sea.

Despite what some have claimed is opposed by 80% of locals, the practice of catch-and-kill at the Australian government's request will proceed. Although the broadcaster refers to the weapon used to kill the shark as a shotgun, experts have noted that it was actually a .22 which may in fact be inhumane simply due to it's lack of power to cleanly kill the shark.

Shark Attack Survivor Paul DeGelder Joins Protesters and Opposes the Western Australian Shark Call

"People that come from the mainland have no respect for anything, neither the ocean nor the land"