In Australia, a Shark Injured by Rope Cooperates With Brave Rescuers and Shows Appreciation After

These Australian fishermen give a whole new meaning to the phrase,”catch a tiger by the tail!”Just check out these three Australian locals who offered a helping hand to a nine-foottiger shark that, reportedly, had been caught accidentally from the beaches of Coral Bay.

Using pliers, the group successfully freed the shark from a hook, allowing the animal to return to its oceanic home.While these heroes made the right decision in releasing the tiger, we can only hope that the graceful fish is still swimming free off the coast of her beaching incident–Western Australia.

In 2014, the Western Australia shark cull was implemented with the intent of protecting beach goers from the “threat” of sharks. Despite thousands of protesters expressing their opposition to the cull, over 170 sharks were unnecessarily slaughtered at the hands of human fear.

Fortunately, this tiger shark was given another shot at survival by the inspiring locals who valiantly proved the harmlessness of sharks in order to help out a fellow living being.

Source: One Green Planet