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Day two of Sharkweek and
This odd fellow is a Bramble Shark. He has thorn-like denticles all over his body and likes to hang out in deep waters.
Shark Facts:
"Over Fishing
One of the most serious issues facing shark populations today.
Shark populations take a long time to recover from overfishing. They grow very slowly and take a long time to reach sexual maturity – 20 years or more in some species. When they do reproduce, they produce very few offspring compared to other food fish species. These factors have already endangered several species of shark, particularly in coastal areas.
Declining shark numbers can have serious consequences for ocean ecosystems. Sharks are a vital part of the food chain, their predatory nature helps to keep populations of their prey species in check. Without sharks to help maintain a healthy balance, marine environments are at great risk of permanent damage."
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This odd fellow is a Bramble Shark. He has thorn-like denticles all over his body and likes to hang out in deep waters.
Shark Facts:
"Over Fishing
One of the most serious issues facing shark populations today.
Shark populations take a long time to recover from overfishing. They grow very slowly and take a long time to reach sexual maturity – 20 years or more in some species. When they do reproduce, they produce very few offspring compared to other food fish species. These factors have already endangered several species of shark, particularly in coastal areas.
Declining shark numbers can have serious consequences for ocean ecosystems. Sharks are a vital part of the food chain, their predatory nature helps to keep populations of their prey species in check. Without sharks to help maintain a healthy balance, marine environments are at great risk of permanent damage."
courtesy of [link]
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