Species susceptible to population declines from increased fishing, researchers warn
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Species susceptible to population declines from increased fishing, researchers warn
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A rare shark species thought to be wiped out due to overfishing has been spotted for the first time after over five decades in Papua New Guinea, shedding more light on the region’s rich biodiversity.
Surfer, 39, bitten by shark while surfing near a national park campground in New South Wales
Eyewitnesses said that the surfer was launched into the air during the early morning attack at a popular beach in Australia
While some species could thrive in warmer British waters, scientists warn others could struggle
The shark also showed traits of albinism, including a pair of striking white eyes
Forensic assessment attributes attack to ‘large bull shark‘
Two sections of a surfboard were retrieved and taken for examination, police say
