A tiger shark has surprised Australian scientists on ... their bodies and use a beak-like snout to eat ants. According to WWF ...

sends a signal to a satellite each time the shark breaks the surface of the water, according to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). The tag transmits the shark's position while also recording depth and ...

Sharks are harvested worldwide, sometimes for their meat, but more often for the lucrative fin trade centred in Asia. Shark finning is largely unregulated and many shark species are overfished, ...

Of the sharks porbeagle is mainly caught for meat ... TRAFFIC is a strategic alliance of IUCN and WWF.

WWF and Sky Ocean Rescue have launched an autonomous marine robot in north Devon to help clear Ilfracombe harbour of waste. The WasteShark® will be roaming through distances of up to 5km of water, ...

That's why WWF Cymru has joined forces with the UK Shark Tagging Programme in the first 'Angler driven' project in the UK. Volunteer anglers and charter skippers are being asked to record ...

We’re long-term subscribers to WARC and it’s a tool we use extensively. We use it to source case studies and best practice for the purposes of internal training, as well as for putting persuasive ...

WWF and Sky Ocean Rescue have launched an autonomous marine robot in north Devon to help clear Ilfracombe harbour of waste. The WasteShark® will be roaming through distances of up to 5km of water, ...