Over one-third of shark, ray, and chimaera species are now threatened across the world. This finding comes from a new IUCN Red List assessment. Their numbers continue to fall.
A separate World Bank program proved unsuccessful. It paid fishers to protect sharks. The outcome was more shark killings. Scientists report a direct link between the payments and the rise in killings.
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