Summary
Scientists found that shark numbers have dropped 71% since the 1970s 📉.
The problem comes from large fishing boats that catch many sharks.
The Dakar harbor is a key spot for catching sharks for their fins.
Global shark numbers have fallen about 71% since 1970.
Industrial‑scale fishing removes large numbers of sharks, causing the decline.
Scientists found that shark numbers have dropped 71% since the 1970s 📉.
The problem comes from large fishing boats that catch many sharks.
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