Many sharks 'facing extinction' »

Posted By karthikmns 6 months ago in News

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Many species of open ocean shark are under serious threat, according to an assessment by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
The Red list gives the status of 64 types of shark and ray, over 30% of which are threatened with extinction.
The authors, IUCN's Shark Specialist Group, say a main cause is overfishing.
Listed as endangered are two species of hammerhead shark, often subject to "finning" - a practice of removing the fins and throwing away the body.

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    ecotourusa6 months ago

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    Watch the video/documentary SHARKWATER! by Rob Stewart

    very educational and sane perspective.

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    Wolfie20076 months ago

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    Well gee, at last some good news today. lmao

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    luisblog1 week, 5 days ago

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    I hate ocean shark , of course, i don't fell a pity if they become extinct.

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