Sharks just misunderstood says Sea Life Centre

Sharks just misunderstood says Sea Life Centre Sharks just misunderstood says Sea Life Centre

Misunderstood monsters of the sea are looking for friends.

The Brighton Sea Life Centre is mounting a charm offensive on behalf of the much-maligned shark.

Visitors will be urged to help conservation efforts for the oceans’ top predators during Shark Weeks from October 20 to November 4.

Marine expert Carey Duckhouse said: “More people die from being hit on the head by falling coconuts every year than from shark attacks.

“With anything between 70 and 100 million sharks being killed every year,many species face a real threat of oblivion.

“And the common perception of sharks as mindless man-eaters doesn’t help their cause.”

The centre will be hosting special shark talks, shark arts and crafts sessions and shark quiz trails among many other shark-related events.

Sea Life helped get the cruel practice of shark-finning outlawed in EU waters, and is now hoping to tighten hunting regulations even further.

For more information on Shark Week activities visit www.visitsealife.com/ Brighton.

Comments(7)

mustaphaLeeko says...
2:48pm Sun 7 Oct 12

hahaha! I'd rather be hit by a coconut then gobbled by a shark all the same thanks very much!

Where do they get these drivel stories from? lol.

righton says...
4:08pm Sun 7 Oct 12

Tell that to my nephew who was eaten by one

Roundbill says...
5:12pm Sun 7 Oct 12

Your nephew was eaten by a coconut?

Ihopenoonehasthisusername says...
7:47pm Sun 7 Oct 12

Sea life Centre....conservati
on!!! Don't make me laugh. They are in it to make money.

F in L says...
8:15am Mon 8 Oct 12

ADVERT MASQUERADING AS NEWS..............no wonder they cannot even get junior trainees to put thee names to this, especially as Ben Parsons is hiding out awaiting that PCC enquiry.

Crystal Ball says...
9:56am Mon 8 Oct 12

Has anyone put this question to a shark?

Jeff Leppard says...
11:36am Mon 8 Oct 12

Roundbill wrote:
Your nephew was eaten by a coconut?
Most probably a bounty killer.

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