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Flat White

Since when were sharks more valuable than human life?

30 August 2017

1:08 PM

30 August 2017

1:08 PM

The day before Tadashi Nakahara was killed by a shark, I was surfing at the same location. It was late afternoon; the waves were small and the wind onshore. Suddenly, I saw a school of large fish in the face of a wave. I pushed through the wave and sat up on my board, marvelling at what I had just seen.

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