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Freya Womersley, David Sims (The Conversation)–Over 80% of international trade is carried by sea. Much of what we use and consume everyday either has been or will be transported on huge...

Marine biologists have noticed that whale shark numbers have been falling in recent years. But the scientists have not known exactly why. A new international study suggests that collisions with shipping traffic could be a major reason for the decrease.

A new study led by the Marine Biological Association of the U.K. and the University of Southampton, along with experts in Australia and New Zealand, found that industrialized shipping could be killing large numbers of whale sharks. Marine biologists have said that whale shark numbers have been falling in recent years, but it has not…

Scientists from the Marine Biological Association (MBA) and the University of Southampton say shipping is to blame for the decline in numbers of whale sharks around the world.

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Over 80 percent of international trade is carried by sea. Much of what we use and consume everyday either has been or will be transported on huge vessels which plough the global ocean.

Giants of the sea are endangered, and numbers have been falling

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