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A group of merchants huddles around a heap of dried shark fins on the sparkling bright ground in Hong-Kong. A Papua New Guinean parent shoves down in his hand-carved canoe, prepared to call a shark with historical miracle. A researcher discovers a rare shark in Philippines and forges a cope with villagers therefore additional species and it may survive.In this eye-opening journey that spans the world, Juliet Eilperin investigates the intriguing methods various countries and people relate genuinely to the ocean’s top predator. On the way, she tells us why, after an incredible number of years, sharks stay among nature’s many awe inspiring creatures.From Belize to South Africa, from Shanghai to Bimini, we observe that sharks continue to be the item of an infatuation that might ultimately result in their annihilation.