Animals
Bycatch Threatens Several Marine Animals; New Laws Provide Hope For Rare Vaquitas Porpoise
Bycatch threatens several species of dolphins and porpoises with extinction. To mitigate the effects of accidental catches, Mexican authorities have instated an emergency two-year ban on gillnetting.
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