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Gray Reef Shark, killed for its fins

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This gray reef shark, Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos, appears to have been killed only for its valuable fins, then discarded, possibly still alive. Known as finfishing, this wasteful and cruel practice results higher profits for shark fishermen, but threatens to exterminate many species. Thailand, Andaman Sea

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Andaman Sea Conservation Cruel Dead Shark Fins Gray Reef Shark Marine Life Scan Shark Fin Thailand Threatened Underwater finfishing unsustainable fishing wasteful
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This gray reef shark, Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos, appears to have been killed only for its valuable fins, then discarded, possibly still alive.  Known as finfishing, this wasteful and cruel practice results higher profits for shark fishermen, but threatens to exterminate many species.  Thailand, Andaman Sea