Animals
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Researchers Sampled Shark Fin Trimmings From Hong Kong and Unraveled the Mystery of Where the Fins Belong
According to new research, sharks that live closer to our coastlines may be of greatest conservation concern as more than 70% of species that wind up in the worldwide shark fin trade are at risk of extinction.
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