Shark Fest a competition to catch the biggest shark
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sharks are actually very important for our environment if sharks are killed we WILL die. They keep the number of fish at a lower number, without them the fish population would quickley increase. The fish would then eat more alge which is roughly responsible for 80% of the oxygen we breathe.
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I wish all people would just catch-and-release...I don't know why anyone would want to kill these beautiful animals.
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dude kill those fuckin sharks u know they deadly fuck em but keep the fishes shark r deadly as fuck pluse lost family members to so fuckkkkk emmmmmmmmmm!
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I wish that all these tree hugging environmentalist scum would stop spreading their propaganda, all it does is further misinform other ignorants to what is really going on which is our rights are being taken away by this fucking save the earth movement. In Florida, the bag limit is 1 shark per day, and I will continue to do so, because smaller sharks make excellent bait for the bigger ones which are all over this area whether the tourist scum want to realize it or not.
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Before you start rambling on about killing off animals, I suggest you do your research unless you like to flaunt your ignorance on the subject. Sharks are an extremely important part of the ocean's ecosystem and are important to our survival as well.
Also, if caring about the life of another creature makes others and myself hippies, I am proud to say that I am one. On that note, try not to make stereotypes about people when you are trying to make a point. It just makes you look even worse.
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We are a greater threat to them then they are to us. check out how many sharks humans kill versus how many shark attacks occur annually.
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if they will not kill sharks then sharks will kill us eventually....but the problem is, its risk to a human lives....btter choose wisely ur life or them?
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so i made a miss spelling. God how little of a life do you have
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you can't even spell HIPPIE you scrotum!!!
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Big changes were made to a Fort Myers Beach shark fishing tournament. Organizers announced they will no longer allow sharks to be killed.
Public outcry and strong opposition from Lee County Commissioner Ray Judah led to the change.
Event organizers and Fort Myers Beach town leaders met Wednesday to discuss the controversy.
Shark Fest 2009 will now be a catch and release only tournament. No shark will be killed or hung from a crane.
ScubaDubaDive 2 years ago