Rodney Winston Fox (born 1940) did. He was attacked in 1963 by a great white and went on to invent the first underwater observation cage in Australia. Jacques Yves Cousteau also 'invented' a shark cage which is shown in his book, The Silent World, co-authored with Frederick Dumas published in 1953. Cousteau's shark cage was used in a film of the same name which won an Academy Award as the Best Feature-length documentary of 1954
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That is incorrect! It was not invented by Jacques Cousteau! Jacques Cousteau co- developed the "Aqua Lung" The first underwater breathing apparatus! The First shark cage was invented by South Australian Great White shark attack survivor Rodney Fox, in Australia!
I believe it was in 1945.
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Nobody knows exactly who invented the first animal cage. It is suspected that the earliest people on Earth had some sort of cage to capture animals.
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only a poorly constructed cage can be destroyed by a shark
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Live from a Shark Cage was created on 1999-10-25.
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Rodney Winston Fox, created the very first shark cage.
Shark Week Live from a Shark Cage - 1999 TV was released on: USA: 8 August 1999
The first shark cage was invented in 1965 by Australian Rodney Winston Fox (1940). Fox invented the cage after being attacked in the waist by a Great White Shark. He decided that he wanted to learn all that he could about Sharks, so that others could have a knowledge about them.