Sharkfest part 5

 Hello viewers! We are wrapping up sharkfest by doing the eighth, ninth and tenth sharks on the endangered list. 

The Eighth shark on the endangered list is the Oceanic White Tip.

According to AZ Animals the Oceanic White Tip is critically endangered and lives in tropical oceans worldwide. According to AZ Animals, the Oceanic White Tips numbers have declined over resent years due to Shark finning.

The Ninth Shark on the endangered list is the Dagger Nose shark.

According to AZ Animals The Dagger Nose Shark lives in shallow tropical waters off the coast of south America. Dagger Nose Sharks are critically endangered and are close to extinction this is mainly due to bycatch.

The Tenth Shark on the endangered list is the Ganges Shark According to AZ Animals the Ganges Shark's live in rivers in India and Bangladesh. According to AZ Animals, the Ganges Shark are critically endangered and there is believed to be less than 300 Ganges sharks left. This is due to habitat loss, the building of dams, more use on the rivers and hunting.

For more information visit AZ Animals.

Thanks for viewing and going through the Ten most endangered sharks don't miss the next post on recycling.

Syd