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Which organization will first introduce new conservation measures for porbeagle sharks by March 31, 2025?
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WWF • 25%
NOAA • 25%
Greenpeace • 25%
Other • 25%
Official announcements from marine conservation organizations or government bodies
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Scientists Investigate Shark-on-Shark Attack on Endangered Pregnant Porbeagle Shark
Sep 3, 2024, 08:12 AM
Scientists are investigating the curious case of a pregnant porbeagle shark, which is believed to have been eaten by a larger shark. This incident is particularly concerning given the endangered status of porbeagle sharks. The satellite tag of the missing shark was found inside a much larger marine predator, leading researchers to conclude that a shark-on-shark attack may have occurred. This unexpected development has provided a potential solution to the marine murder mystery and is a worrying sign for the endangered porbeagles.
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