A new study shows 10 percent of shark meat sold in Australian fish shops and markets was endangered species, alarming conservation groups.

Sharks and rays are vulnerable to exploitation because of their long lifespans and low reproduction rate; much of these species’ essential habitats are not protected, particularly where they move between the coast and deep water during their lifecycle.

A new study shows 10 percent of shark meat sold in Australian fish shops and markets was endangered species, alarming conservation groups.
Sharks and rays are vulnerable to exploitation because of their long lifespans and low reproduction rate; much of these species’ essential habitats are not protected, particularly where they move between the coast and deep water during their lifecycle.

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