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July 31, 2012: Man, Eating Shark
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Shark populations in all of the world’s oceans are in danger of collapse, mainly due to overfishing. Commercial and recreational fishing kills up to 73 million sharks every year—including tens of millions just for their fins. That’s roughly 200,000 sharks every day. Why have these predators become prey?
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