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Dead Great White Shark on California Beach Was Killed by Fishing Gear

Great white sharks have declined in population worldwide by between 30 and 49 percent in recent decades, in large part due to overfishing and fishing gear.

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Huge 13ft Great White Shark Bob Pings Just Off Chesapeake Bay

Bob is one of the many animals tagged by OCEARCH, a non-profit ocean research organization that tags and studies sharks and turtles, among other species.

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Explained: Conservationists Think Translocating African Cheetahs To India Is A Bad Idea

Conservationists have called cheetah translocation a vanity project to grab eyeballs. We explain why

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Half-paralysed and starving polar bear found with gunshot wounds in Russia

A half-paralysed polar bear with several gunshot wounds to its body was found lying in a ditch.

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Wolves on Brink of Extinction Make Major Comeback on Michigan s Isle Royale

Having dropped to a population of a mere two wolves in 2018, there are now 28 individuals on Isle Royale thanks to restoration efforts.

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