Thanks to "Jaws," "Deep Blue Sea" and Discovery Channel's "Shark Week," sharks are seen as unstoppable, merciless murder machines, the biggest douchebags of the seven seas. The truth is probably much ...
“Many sharks may be headed toward extinction, with international trade of shark products, such as dried fins that are used in ...
Shark fins have been a popular animal product traded around the world. In certain Asian countries, for example, shark fins are an ingredient in a high-end soup. By some estimates, over 70 million ...
For decades, sharks have gotten a raw deal on the high seas, where fishermen have butchered them alive by the hundreds of millions and thrown their carcasses overboard, keeping only the prized fins to ...
Shark fin demand has dropped precipitously in China in just a few years, according to a new report by WildAid. The wildlife NGO has spearheaded a major media campaign, incorporating celebrities like ...
Fishing pressure on threatened shark populations has increased dramatically in recent years and it is urgent that consumers reject shark fin products altogether, new study asserts. Fishing pressure on ...
A diver in the waters off the coast of Guadalupe Island gets out of the cage and exchanges a friendly slap with a massive shark that could easily eat your face. CNET freelancer Danny Gallagher has ...
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