Hunting sharks disrupts marine ecosystems, as they play a crucial role as apex predators in maintaining the balance of ocean health. Overfishing has led to significant declines in shark populations, threatening biodiversity and the stability of marine environments. Additionally, many shark species are already endangered, making their conservation vital for ecological resilience and the overall health of our oceans. Protecting sharks not only preserves biodiversity but also supports sustainable fishing practices and the livelihoods of coastal communities.
people should not fear them they should fear us we hunt them for food and it is environmentally wrong and it is animal curtly.
lemon sharks hunt at the bottom of the sea mostly where they live.
No, sharks do not have a nest. Sharks are animals that for the most part hunt alone, except for a few species that will hunt in small packs.
I believe some humans hunt sharks.
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Angel sharks hunt by brurryi ng them self's in the sand to hunt
i think because they hunt the sharks down
No, it does not.
Large sharks like the Mako
they hunt there food
Yes!
they hunt