It scared you stiff, now the great white faces its own crisis
Sharks - those sleek and ancient predators of the seas - have taken a steep dive. Populations of the great white shark, scalloped hammerhead and thresher have fallen in the north-west Atlantic by up to 90% in the past 15 years, according to research released today.| Comments on article "It scared you stiff, now the great white faces its own crisis" | |||||||||||||||
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