sharks: The public's long held fear of sharks is unfounded, according to one of the world's leading shark conservationists, according to Nine News Australia. Marine biologist, 32-year-old Ocean Ramsey has made a name for herself by swimming with sharks ten times her size. To improve your experience update it here News National60 Shark attack victim, conservationist call for rethink on shark protection By Liz Little 60 Minutes Digital Producer10 40pm Oct 20, 2019Facebook Tweet MailA shark attack victim and ocean conservationist are slamming Australia's approach to shark protection, saying the apex predators need to be respected. Now, she's weighing into Australia's debate on how to keep swimmers safe from sharks in the ocean. Marine biologist, 32-year-old Ocean Ramsey believes Australia has a human problem, not a shark problem. 60 Minutes Ocean Ramsey has made a name for herself by swimming with sharks ten times her size. 60 Minutes She believes Australia's money would be better spent educating swimmers on how to avoid altercations with sharks. 60 Minutes Reporting for 60 Minutes, Karl Stefanovic took a dive with Ocean Ramsey, swimming up close and unprotected with the predators in order to better understand why Ocean Ramsey says we need to rethink how we view sharks. I think that you have a human problem not a shark problem, she told 60 Minutes.
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