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Shark attack sparks criticism of filmmaker
A "huge and aggressive" shark killed a body-boarder in Cape Town on Thursday, sparking criticism of a United States-based filmmaker, whose permit to research sharks was cancelled after the attack....
Published By: Times LIVE - Thursday, 19 April, 2012
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