In Western Australia, over 320 sharks are equipped with technology that automatically tweets their locations. This initiative aims to alert surfers and swimmers about potentially dangerous sharks in nearby waters. The tagged sharks are detected at specific receivers, providing real-time updates to improve safety on the beaches. The integration of social media to communicate shark activity enhances awareness among beachgoers and reflects an innovative approach to wildlife monitoring and risk management.
More than 320 sharks off the coast of Western Australia are now tweeting their location automatically to alert surfers and swimmers of potentially dangerous sharks in the area.
The technology uses tagged sharks at specific locations to provide real-time updates on their presence, enhancing safety for beachgoers.
Surfers and swimmers are notified more quickly of shark activity, promoting awareness and safety while enjoying ocean activities.
The integration of social media with wildlife monitoring represents an innovative approach to managing the risks associated with shark encounters.
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