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A team of scientists of Chelonia Association and the University of Marseille (France) chose the port of Vigo to initiate a study on dietary habits and intake areas of Atlantic sharks.
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A Murdoch University PhD student will spend a year living among Indonesian shark fishermen to investigate their impact on shark populations and the effects of conservation efforts on fishing communities.
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While shark fin soup will be a staple at Chinese New Year banquets in Australia this week, it is under attack from conservation groups.
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A few years ago, something surprising began turning up in Asia’s fish markets: the gill rakers of manta and mobula rays. Manta and mobula ray gills at a market.Shawn Heinrichs and Paul Hilton, photographers who have been monitoring the international soaring trade in shark fins, decided to find out what was going on.
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With the help of almost 300 volunteers, 10,000 mangroves were recently planted in Donsol in the Philippines. Mangroves are vital for Donsol's wildlife - providing homes for fireflies, indicators of healthy ecosystems, and fuelling the growth of plankton, which in turn attract whale sharks.
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The great white shark is lurking in cyberspace, in the form of an iPhone application launched this week that allows users to track a dozen of the predators as they roam around the Pacific Ocean. Image © Adrian Hewitt.
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On Thursday, while fishing out of Black Point Marina near Biscayne National Park, South Florida fishermen came across a very rare sea creature - the endangered sawfish or carpenter shark.
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Researchers from Alabama’s Dauphin Island Sea Lab have just published a new study about finding the remains of land birds in the stomachs of tiger sharks.
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The Far North's reef shark populations are dropping at an alarming rate and a marine biologist says the decline of the apex predators could pose a serious risk to the ecology of the Great Barrier Reef.
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