from 1 million to 100million sharks are killed eatch year from commercial fishing.
An estimated 73 million sharks are killed annually for their fins. Despite efforts to ban shark finning, it is still legal to sell shark fin soup in the US due to cultural traditions and economic interests. Advocates continue to push for stricter regulations to protect shark populations and biodiversity.
Humans! people eat shark fin soup and use shark products for medicines. Also many sharks are killed because of people fearing them.
they r getting killed by humans for shark fin soup
Campaign to make Shark's Fin Soup illegal in China as the sharks are being killed so that the fins can be made into Sharks Fin Soup. There are so many billions of Chinese that is is afecting the whole World. Change the laws in your country to make it illegal to fish for or kill a shark. Make your country's Navy arrest and impound any foreign fishing vessels that hunt shark and whales.
Dolphins POSSIBLY!!! Dolphins do not intentionally kill sharks because they are a predator. Dolphins are actually the sharks prey. The only time that a dolphin can and will attack a shark is when it feels threatened. Even then all they do is charge at the sharks and, "hit" them with their mouths. Then if the shark was hit hard enough then it'd have a hard time breathing. Then it would possibly die.
Many humans use hammer shark to make food such as barbatana soup.
many people kill shaks for there leathery skin and fins for shark fin soup, a popular food in china for weddings. About one hundred million sharks are killed each year and six people are killedd each year by sharks. People are terrified of sharks, but it should really be the other way around.
Because of Chinese medicine & Shark Fin soup.
The world without sharks would mean that there would not be shark skin purses, shark fin soup and no more sharks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!):
Mostly any shark will do, but the bigger the fin the better.
I believe about 20,000 are killed every year
Sharks are being poached mainly for their fins, which are highly valued in some cultures for making shark fin soup. Other parts of the shark, such as the liver and skin, are also sought after for various products. Overfishing and illegal fishing practices have led to the decline of many shark species.