Should sharks that kill people be hunted down and culled?

The debate continues as another fatality occurred over the weekend near Busselton, Western Australia.

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Yancey says:

2012/04/01 at 22:33

More than 200 people a year in WA die as a result of motor vehicle trauma every year. I think money would be better spent on addressing this than trying to find and kill the actual shark that killed someone.

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1. TheFishVet - Richmond's School of Fish says:
  
  2012/04/02 at 05:07
  
  Just to throw this question out there….
  
  Does the human territory stop at the edge where land meets water? Does it extend into the shallows? Are reefs excluded?
  
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Rayya says:

2012/04/14 at 13:09

I am relieved to see that 79.80% voted NO to the culling of killer sharks. Afterall sharks are wild creatures, the ocean is their territory and they will kill to survive!

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eric park says:

2012/05/02 at 09:18

yeah 79.80% that people said no to kill sharks so yeah

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