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A. Using modern technology to help
B. An unpopular response
C. Deciding who is to blame
D. A few facts and figures
E. A possible reason for the increase
F. A comparison with other areas

SHARK ATTACKS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
4.1:_
There have always been shark attacks in Australia. However, in Western Australia, there have been eleven deaths
from shark attacks since the year 2000. During the same period, the chances of being killed by a shark have
doubled. Despite this, it’s still fairly unlikely – about one in every million bathers are killed.

4.2:_
Perth, Western Australia’s major city, has grown and better roads have allowed surfers to visit quieter beaches
to practise their sport away from the city centre. While city beaches are carefully watched, other beaches aren’t.
So, if there is a shark close by, none of the swimmers will know about it until it attacks.

4.3:_
Although no-one has blamed the government for the attacks, politicians in Western Australia have decided to kill
all sharks more than three metres in length. Even surfers are against the killing and there have been protests all
over Australia as well as worldwide social media campaigns.

4.4:_
As an alternative to killing these magnificent creatures, experts have now managed to attach x radio transmitters to
over three hundred sharks. As soon as a shark comes closer than a kilometer from the shore, a message is sent
from these transmitters to mobile phones so people on the beach can tell those in the water to come out.