Dead loggerhead turtle and baby tiger shark caught in a net installed in a Marine Protected Area.

Dead tiger shark on the net in an MPA.

Nets work by immobilizing their victims, and thus, sharks end up strangling and suffocating.

A brutal way to die.

Two dead tiger sharks killed by shark nets in a Marine Protected Area.

Sharks are incredibly value to local economies - and global ecosystems.

100,000,000 sharks are killed a year. That's over 11,300 an hour.

Natal Sharks Board

This was the largest White Shark ever caught in the Natal Sharks Board Nets

A harmless dead black tip on the dissection table.

Attempting to villianize a harmless animal.

Dead Blacktip Shark

A macabre show is put on twice a day.

Getting the audience involved.

Showing off the internal organs.

The public looks on in disgust.

A lifeless pregnant ragged-tooth shark pulled onto the boat, with a remora still attached.

Sharks Board removing a pregnant, dead ragged-tooth shark from the Aliwal Shoal MPA net.

2310 dolphins like these have been killed in the nets.

This whale shark escaped the nets. 26 did not.

3,088 harmless blacktip sharks have been killed in the nets.

14 "dangerous" tiger sharks just like this one were killed in two net installations during 4 months this year.

Clearly sharks like this do not pose risks to bathers.

Zambezi populations have plummeted since the nets have been installed.

Over 26,000 harmless sharks like these have been caught in the nets during the last 30 years.

Many people irrationally fear shark attacks, but the truth about sharks is quite different than what the media portrays.

Tiger Sharks are protected in the Aliwal Shoal MPA. Yet, the Sharks Board is still permitted to kill them.