For decades, the people of Réunion Island peacefully coexisted with the immense ocean and its sharp-toothed neighbors that surround it. But beginning in 2011, something changed. The alarming rate at which shark attacks increased reached the point of a crisis, leaving its citizens perplexed as to what exactly happened and what should be done to combat it. In part one of Surrounded: Island of Sharks, Motherboard investigates the possible ecological and man-made causes of the recent spike in human-shark interaction, and its impact on the evolving complexity of the relationship between man and nature.
Everything You Need to Know About the Shark Crisis in Réunion Island
An investigation of the potential ecological and man-made causes for this recent spike in contact between humans and sharks.
BY The Inertia | Staff
