Dead Sharks Wash Up on Welsh Beaches
Hundreds of dead sharks and fish, likely discarded by fishing boats, have washed up on two beaches in Wales, raising concerns about marine pollution and ghost nets.
Hundreds of dead sharks and fish, likely discarded by fishing boats, have washed up on two beaches in Wales, raising concerns about marine pollution and ghost nets.
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