You don’t need a bigger boat: AI buoys safeguard swimmers and sharks

Mongabay
Apr 5, 2018, 2:46 pm146 pts
Sharks are in trouble worldwide, with one study estimating that people kill up to 100 million of them each year through illegal fishing, shark finning, and bycatch. The negative public view of sharks as aggressive killers limits empathy for the ocean’s largest fish, even though only 33 of over 500 species…

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