Shark Attack Survivors Fight for Conservation

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Shark Attack Survivors Fight for Conservation

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Shark attack survivors from around the world describe why they are fighting for shark conservation, in spite of their own near death experiences.

The survivors, who faced off with species including great white and tiger sharks, believe that the high demand for shark fin soup threatens marine ecosystems. 

Learn more: http://www.pewenvironment.org/sharks.

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