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Demersal trawling – bycatch
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Bycatch threat to apex predators

Shark and ray numbers are dwindling. Bottom trawling and a lack of government monitoring are adding to the problem, writes Katie Biggar
Written by RR March 19, 2021April 15, 2021
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