Talk:Protective Oceanic Device

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A successful shark repellent system would be extremely beneficial for both humans and sharks. This article makes the startling claim that the "Shark Shield" has been successfuly tested. If true, this is remarkable news. If false, it may lead people to buy a useless piece of hardware and maybe be eaten in the process.

There are no references for this article. It should either (1) be deleted, (2)made a lot more skeptical in tone, or, (3) include links to serious studies proving or disproving its efficacy.

Freddy Hill 09:00, 2 July 2007 (UTC)Freddy Hill