Sri Lanka scales up its domestic campaign to protect sharks with a global push

Mongabay
Sep 5, 2019, 10:59 am250 pts
Decades ago along the beaches of Sri Lanka, fish sellers used bicycles to transport their catch, including sharks. It was said the sharks were often so big that, when tied down to the bicycle frame, their snouts and tail fins would touch the ground at either end. “But not anymore,” says Hiran Jayawardene,…

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