Sharks
Sharks Could Be Overfished Because Fishing Vessels Share Their Hotspots
Commercial fishing vessels in the North Atlantic are sharing shark hotspots, says a new study. In order for sharks not to be overfished, researchers say it is important to instate catch limits for sharks.
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