Indonesia investigates mass shark deaths at captive-breeding facility

Mongabay
Mar 22, 2019, 5:30 am264 pts
JAKARTA — Authorities in Indonesia have launched an investigation into the mass die-off of captive-bred sharks earlier this month at a facility in a marine national park off Java. In all, 127 sharks were found dead March 7 in two floating net cages located off Menjangan Island in Karimunjawa National Park, as…

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