Australia renames shark attacks 'negative encounters' to dispel 'man-eating  monster' perception, World News

Australia renames shark attacks 'negative encounters' to dispel 'man-eating monster' perception, World News

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Leonardo Guida, a shark researcher at the Australian Marine Conservation Society, says ending the use of such terms helps dispel "inherent assumptions that sharks are ravenous, mindless man-eating monsters".
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