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Date: 2012-05-31 12:22:45
Ichthyology
Predators
Shark
Fish products
Mercury
Methylmercury
Shark sanctuary
Shark finning
Fish
Sharks
Cartilaginous fish

Mercury in Sharks Think eating shark is healthy? Think again. Ironically, many people consume shark – in the form of pills, powders, health drinks, shark fin soup or even shark steaks - believing it is healthy. In fact

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