to better future for dozens of shark species.— better future for dozens of shark species. what extent, because it is not _ shark species. to what extent, because it is not a _ shark species. to what extent, because it is not a total- shark species. to what extent, because it is not a total ban. i because it is not a total ban. no correct, it is not a total ban, but what cites does, it is a multilateral treaty of 180 member nations around the world coming together to say that we are going to put these species that we think are threatened with extinction on this list. essentially we will better regulate their trade so it holds countries accountable and basically helps us to understand whether or not things are sustainable or not so we can either relax or tighten restrictions, so it should in theory help many species recover down the line. interesting the way that you framed that. policing these things would be nigh on impossible, i guess, things would be nigh on impossible, iguess, if things would be nigh on impossible, i guess, if they were to be done on a case—by—case basi

>> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪♪ inois. my company is echo valley meats, and we specialize in the best meat products in the world. thank you. have a great day. i actually pitched my business on "shark tank" a year and a half ago and walked away without a deal. i can't call your business plan bad because there isn't one. you make a great product, but you're coming in unprepared. that doesn't cut it. i'm out. alwan: i kept my chin high, but inside, it was gut-wrenching. i truly didn't have a good enough business plan. i knew i had to go back and dig deep into my company, figure out all my costs, and come up with a business plan, and that's exactly what i did. so, we finally got this report back from the university, and now we know what it entails to acquire a new customer. now that i have the marketing side down and my customer-acquisition costs down, i know my numbers. i am excited. i'm coming back in the

shark expert, austin gallagher., despite predictions that the higher cost of living would put off shoppers. black friday is the name given to a day originally celebrated after thanksgiving in the united states, marking the start of the christmas shopping season. 0ver recent years, many other countries have been bitten by the bug of cut price deals. in the united states, black friday online sales are expected to climb above $9 billion, a new record. there were fears that inflation would hold people back from opening their wallets, but that may not be the case this year. earlier i spoke to trae bodge, who is a shopping expert with her own website, truetrae.com. i asked her about these latest sales figures. these are interesting early numbers coming through that we are seeing, very active shopping online on black friday, and we did see a number of reports throughout the day that there was a fair amount of foot traffic in stores as well, not the crush at the door is that we typically see at 5am at walmart, so it will be

sometimes they take the shark fin and dump the animal at sea, that is what shark finning is, and thoseontent. it is an historical tradition and a sign of status, and more and more people have becoming enamoured with the shark fin soup because it looks cool, but that is honestly not good for the sharks, so every year that goes by, something gets a little bit better for these species, you have to remember we are trying to advocate for the conservation of species that are sometimes dangerous and sometimes people are scared so when you have so many countries like this coming together around species, it is just epic to see this happen. austin gallagher. 0n bondi beach to nev power thousand naked on his had been posing on the beach to promote recognition of skin cancer. phil mercer reports. bondi beach has never looked like this. two and half thousand volunteers braving the early morning chill and intermittent rain in sydney for spencer tunic�*s latest art project. clothes and inhibitions discarded at dawn the participants collectively embraced the sunrise, raising their arms towards the lig

japan traditionally _ outcomes for sharks. japan traditionally is _ outcomes for sharks.g - traditionally is the big customer here. not that happy about the result, but was it a part japan pretty overwhelming? there was a lot of support for this proposal including from the host nation, panama, hosting this latest conference of cites. it passed fairly easily. of cites. it passed fairly easil . . . of cites. it passed fairly easil . ., ., ., easily. can i ask you a question _ easily. can i ask you a question about - easily. can i ask you a l question about policing easily. can i ask you a - question about policing the sort of arrangement? it is one thing to have an agreement on paper. making it stick is still going to be, i presume, challenging.— going to be, i presume, challenauin. ., ., , challenging. one of the reasons why environmentalists - challenging. one of the reasons why environmentalists put - challenging. one of the reasons why environmentalists put so i why environmentalists put so much effort into getting species listed on cites is because as a un administered

shark tours and visitors come to the country to dive with sharks and can generate millions of dollarsr first dive with sharks, carrie tells us she's been terrified of them ever since seeing "jaws." >> i watched the movie very young, and i was even afraid to swim in pools, let alone the ocean. so this is a challenge to overcome. >> reporter: guides spear fish to attract the sharks, but are careful to use the minimum bait necessary. they say they have never had an attack and that people who come to dive here gain a new perspective on sharks. it's the myth of the shark being dangerous, a man eater that is aggressive, he says. then you manage to see a shark, a meter and a half away from you and when you come out of the water, they say, this is the best dive of my life. the sharks we swim are are undeniably powerful and beautiful. at the top of the food chain, but never seeming to threaten us. >> the shot of adrenaline in your arm, they were not kidding. they were very impressive creatures. >> reporter: creatures that there are now more and more reasons to try and protect. >> hard to look

the marine biologist spots a hammerhead shark.all sharks often hunted for its fins or ends up as by-catch. that's why they''re slowly dying out. sharks take a long time to reach maturity, and once they do, they have few pups. it is extremely important to protect them in their first years of life until they can reproduce. >> these days manuel yepez helps , protects the sharks. but in the past, like many other fishermen here, he killed them for their fins, supplying the asian market. >> we all make mistakes. but i had an epiphany. i now have a great appreciation for the fact that a shark is worth much more alive than dead. >> since the creation of the second-largest protected marine corridor in the world, extending from the galapagos islands to costa rica, the odds of ocean species surviving have increased dramatically. diana pazmiÑo was part of the research team that made it possible. >> i am very happy. with the new protected area, we are able to guarantee that these creatures can travel safely along their migratory routes. >> fis

swim in shark-infested waters.sually they are the last thing you want to see in the ocean, but sharks are the reason why we have come here to the waters off eastern cuba. we're hoping to see the pled tors up close and with no cage. local guides say this is the only place in cuba, perhaps one of only a handful in the world, where divers can safely swim alongside bull sharks. we are taking them at their word. praying the sharks had a big breakfast. bull sharks are considered some of the most aggressive in the world. the ones we see seem mostly curious. swimming around me for a closer look before gliding away. this guide says they want to teach visitors to protect sharks. the shark is the perfect machine, the perfect predator, he says. it's inspiring, emotional and satisfying to interact with them. marine biologists say robust shark populations are necessary to maintain health coral reefs. in 2015 cuba placed restrictions on shark fishing. one of an increasing number of countries in the caribbean to realize sharks are

shark tourism, visitors specifically coming to dive with sharks, can generate millions of dollars in first dive with sharks, canadian tourist kerry tells us she's been terrified of them ever since seeing "jaws." >> i watched the movie very young and was afraid to swim in pools let alone the ocean. so this is a challenge to overcome. >> reporter: guides spearfish to attract sharks but are careful to use the minimum bait necessary. they said they've never had an attack involving a client or guide and that people who come to dive here gain new perspective on sharks. "it's the myth of the shark being dangerous, a man eert that is aggressive," he says. "then you manage to see a shark a meter and a half away from you and when they come out of the water, they say this is the best dive of my life." the sharks we swim with are undeniably powerful and also incredibly beautiful. at the top of the food chain but never seeming to threaten us. they said a shot of adrenaline. they were not kidding. very impressive creatures. creatures that there are now more and more reasons to try and protect. cnn

people used to commonly catch and kill sharks.region are taking a steps to protect sharks. it's not just about cons conservation, visitors coming to a country to dive with sharks can generate millions of dollars in revenue. just before her first dive with sharks, canadian tourist kerry tells she's been terrified of them since seeing "jaws". >> i watched the movie young and i was afraid to swim in pools let alone the ocean. so this is a challenge to overtime. >> reporter: guides spear fish to attract the sharks but are careful to use minimum base necessary. they said they have never had an attack with client or guide and people who come here come to gain a new perspective on sharks. it's the myth of a shark being dangerous, a man eater he says. then you see a shark a meter away from you and when you come out of the water they say this is the best dive of my life. the sharks we swam with are powerful and incredibly beautiful. at the top of the food chain but never seeming to threaten us. they said the shot of adrenaline, they were n

the alyssa trade in shark fence. several types of shark are in danger of extinction. now, more than 180 countries have approved the proposal in panama by sharks often conjure images of man eating predators lurking in the ocean depths, ready to attack a perception hollywood is help fuel. with films like the 1975 thriller jaws. 6 but scientists say they should be treated as vulnerable, not vicious. experts say they play a crucial role in marine ecosystems, and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegates at a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 shark species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. o, delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants world wide. ah, to the soccer world cup now where the 2nd round of bru

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blue sharks hunt along this coast.e journey around the atlantic is one of the longest of any marine animal, but there's another dangerous predator in these waters . and four new lines for $25 bucks a line. >>> ramiro is one of the most skilled shark hunters in patagonia. >> he's fished these waters since he was a boy. leopard fish is used to bait the hook. its scent will lure in any sharks in the area. >> each line is attached to a float on the surface. it's now a waiting game. something has taken the bait. a seven-gilled shark. they normally cruise close to the sea floor. however, this one was tempted by ramiro's bait. [ speaking non-english ] >> but this shark has nothing to fear. ramiro is no longer in the shark-killing business. he's now working to save them. sharks have been pushed to the brink of extinction by overhunting. ramiro didn't want to continue being a part of the problem and so teamed up with juan martin cuevas from the wildlife society of argentina. >> for the last five years, ramiro has worked with ju

it was a start with the example of shark saw in our report. we mentioned that there's an effort to get a global agreement on protecting sharks because they're considered vital to the ecosystem. but if sharks are really so important, so vital to the ecosystem, why are they protected already historically? and it's been really hard to regulate the trade on sharks and raise because there was not really a lot of data on their populations. because international fisheries were tracking more like tuna and other migratory species and didn't really have sharks on the reader that much. now this has changed, the data has become better and it's become clear. many of these species are at risk of extension extinction from over fishing. and something needs to be done about it urgently. right? the agreements at this conference in panama. um, of course it sounds important in protecting all of the species, not just the animals, but plants to that are considered vital for the planets biodiversity in our future . will these agreements work? there have been plenty

other species like laws, frogs, res, be, and sharks were luckier. 60 species of sharks will be shielded by international trade regulations if the decision is signed on friday night. so fast you shock species have been singled out for protection. the animals are hunted for their sins and meat, and are traded internationally. several species are critically endangered, already threatened with extinction, jocks and res plan, indispensable role in marine ecosystems experts say, a global pact to protect them would boost the health of the world's oceans. but for more of this, let's bring in beatrice christopher o from our environment. dest beatrice, start with the example of sharks in our report, we saw that there is an international effort to protect them, because they're considered important to the ecosystem vital to the ecosystem. some would say, but if they really are so important, why aren't they protected already? and historically, the trade on sharks and raise has been really poorly regulated, and it's mostly been because we have very poor data on it. because international fisheries ten

there's been another shark scare along monterey bay. a surfer is safe, but an easy after he says a shark attacked his board near pacific grow. this is the 3rd time this year an encounter like this has happened in practically the same area. kron four's dan thorn has that story. >> it was the first time experience for longtime surfer jim matheny. do a peaceful day on the water near pacific grove ended with a run-in with a hungry shark. to me, it felt like an attack. >> it felt like the ship. this truck me. >> on halloween after nieto says he was waiting to catch some waves about 100 yards offshore. he was sitting up on his surfboard when he felt a sudden strike. i've described it like mike tyson hit my board from below. just kind of blasted me out of the after nieto somehow avoided the shark's mouth. but his surfboard appears to have a puncture from its nose and the board. israel has what are believed to be teeth marks the california department of fish and wildlife has taken the surfboard for testing the ordeal with the big fish left afte

>> now at 10 3 terrifying shark attacks in the same area. we talked to the survivor of the latest attack. plus, david, the path back in court tomorrow after attacking paul pelosi. what's expected to happen? but first, the jobs of thousands of twitter employees on the chopping block employees of the social media company have been notified to brace themselves for a wave of layoffs starting tomorrow. thank you for joining us at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the big changes are happening shortly after elon musk's purchase the company in a matter of days. elon musk fired. top executives made plans to add a monthly fee for some users. and now it looks like thousands of twitter employees will lose their jobs ella. sogomonian is in our newsroom with the letter that was sent out company-wide ella. well, pam and ken and email was sent out to all of twitter's employees today and it doesn't include exact numbers, but it warned everyone. >> to get ready for a second email tomorrow that will let them know who gets to stay and who has to go. all twi

3-2 sharks team omar throws in front thomas hurdle cleans it up four two sharks, but that lead wouldn'tr two minutes left. ducks pull their goal in adam henry ties it up in front right there four four. so, how about a third straight shootout? for the sharks in a third straight loss henrique again back in her past james reimer 5-4 ducks fourth straight loss for the sharks no game for the 49ers this weekend san francisco on the by time for some rest and relax. station before next sunday night's prime time showdown against the chargers at levi's they're four and four san francisco. just a game back a first place seattle in the nfc west very favorable schedule ahead. six home games. just two true road games at seattle and at vegas one neutral site game mexico city. it's november 21st right here on abc 7. the players are feeling good about a second half surge. so like we're jealing at the right time. i feel like we're made our team is made for november football only care about our loss of stuff. i'm just like we three and on in division and that's when it comes down to we went on video games

the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. o. delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. i spoke to you on a secretary general of the convention on international trade, an endangered species of wild phone flora, and i asked her whether the results of the conference will make any real difference to maintaining biodiversity. absolutely. as you know, i think the convention that regulates international trade, it endangered species. and this is a legally binding convention when the decisions are taken here. at these conferences, parties, the parties have to go back home and change their legislation. change the way they regulate this international trade in the specific species that have been adopted. new regulations, for example, whether it's non commercialization which would be an appendix one or that comm

you know, kind shocking to me as a surfer us taking care of a shark bite victim.ut i got to know him and his family a little bit after nieto says they talked following monday's shark encounter. but after 30 years of surfing, he's not sure if that's enough to keep him out of the water. what's your feelings after experiencing something like this? i mean, is this scary. are you going to be, you know? >> fearful about going back out of the water to go surfing. >> i imagine i will the first time we're all kind of re-evaluating surfing in that area. will be i don't know how i could quit the sport. >> in pacific grove, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> homeless advocates in san francisco are protesting the impending closure of the tenderloin linkage center. the safer inside coalition is urging city leaders too, make sure that closure does not affect services for the homeless, including referrals for mental health and addiction treatment and access to hygiene products. >> the service is at the center have been so essential why it's going to be a huge problem even of life or deat

in california, a lot of sharks off california were you ever worried about sharks?amed probably on of my biggest fears for a long time. and i serve despite and i have served up and down the coast, but for the most part i serve u here in humble county and it wa definitely has been on my mind. i live in a town or in an city called fortuna and the surfing options we have locally are pretty remote and not a lots of traffic or people in the water, so surfing there quite a bit. it is definitely on your mind i would say upwards of 70 percent of the time i surf there by myself, so it was on my mind an being the month of october i ha some second thoughts about it and that day it was on my mind more than usual probably becaus it was the beginning of october. >> it is kind of neat went your worst fears come true because then you get it out of the way. this great white shark latches onto you, how did you get them off? >> at the time, i just paddled out, i'd probably been in the water for ten minutes and between sets of waves, you have some time to think about anything, and it w

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the sharks three game win streak is over.n judge capped off and historic season with his first most valuable player award. judge beat out. angels pitcher slash slugger shohei otani for the american league mvp award. the lyndon native set the single season home run record was 62 131 rbis were also tops in the league. he hit 3 11 that ranks second as he just missed out on the triple crown judge is now a free agent and boy would giants fans love to see him in san francisco. in the national league. st louis cardinals 35 year old first baseman giants fans know him well. paul goldschmidt takes home the hardware for the first time in his career. he's the first player 35 years or older to win the award since dennis eckersley did so with the a's back in 1992 . last year, goldschmidt hit 3 11 with 35 home runs and 115 rbs all ranking in the top five in the national league. alright we're going to take you out to kenya for a lesson in being laser focused as a reporter to appoint, check this out. human actions are destroying habitats , de

sharks fan making his way to the tank with the detroit red wings in town, sharks come back from a twoin the third on this erik karlsson wrister and it is four goals apiece, but a little over two minutes later. moritz cider, a wrister of his own to give the red wings the lead detroit would had to empty netters and the red wings beat the sharks. 7 to 4. yankees outfielder aaron judge he capped off in historic season with his first most valuable player award. yeah. there's some nice seats judging his family, uh, on hand to enjoy the announcement, judge beat out. angels pitcher slash slugger shohei otani for the american league mvp award, the london native set the l single season home run record was 62. and 131. rbs were also tops in the league. his 3 11 batting average rank second, and he just missed out on the triple crown judge is now a free agent. and you've all heard the talk lots of talk about the giants, possibly making a run. at this man we'll see. all right in the national league, st. louis cardinals 35, year old first baseman and giants killer paul goldschmidt takes home the har

the shark was almost 20 ft. in lane. it was the same size as my boat on a 19 ft vessel and it was sizing the boat up. one local marine biologist took a close look at the video and confirmed that was a great white shark. that's definitely a white shark. yeah in the in the front of the services could be, which is ah! more common than people. i believe we know from tagging data and also anecdotal reports that white sharks do come into the bay and quite often, we'll go to the backside is deepest. maybe the richmond bridge. now, the marine biologist says there are usually a large number of shark sightings up and down the california coast this time of year, pam. i would not want my feet to be dangling off my surfboard or winter board or that's real great white shark outside your door. mcguire there was choosing his words carefully . when he was he was. well let me let me tell you. yeah okay, well, yeah. that's that's their backyard. we do have a lot going on to the north. not so much for us. our lows are warmer. there's too ma

pull the sharks within one. the third period. sharks copy crack in defense of sleep? time or he finishes. however, too much firepower for the kraken in this one. on the breakaway, he scores. the kraken win. the sharks have lost three of their last four. college hoops, taking on vanderbilt and anaheim. into the first half, he chalks one up from deep at the buzzer and then finishes. he had a team best 20 points per they led by 8 at the half. second half committee freshmen set up estimates. a nice dish to logan johnson on the back door cut. st. marys are 6-0 with a 675 to thfuture is here. it comes to public toilets. the big >>> welcome back. you are looking at the flesh of the future. it is the first of the shiny new public toilets just installed in san francisco. it others like it will soon replace the two dozen old green models scattered across the city. the toilets offer up to eight minutes of privacy and automatically sanitize themselves between uses. >> the bathrooms are what we do. we try to provide services for citizens and to create space for everyone. >> believ

sharks down 1-0 after two. sharks on the power play. erik karlsson falls down.. did is still going. we will see if the sharks can rally. stanford in portland. she went to high school just outside of portland. quite the homecoming for her. she is fired up. heaw her parents in attendance. all stanford. off the backboard and in. so nice we show it twice. the cardinal roll. >> what are the odds? >> how do you do that? that is why she is so good at basketball. >> may be luck has a little bit to do with it. coming up, a new twist on an old holiday favorite side dish. and some are finding a lit >> you think you have heard of everything. apparently green bean casserole flavored seltzer water is now a thing. it comes just-in-time in time for the holidays. it has a sweet, earthy, and buttery flavor. it is like taking a bite of a green bean. it is available through the company's newsletter. i think we all can agree this is not something we need to have. >> i would rather just eat the green beans and drink plain seltzer. >> even green bean casserole is not my favorite. >> i

pull the sharks within one. the third period. sharks copy crack in defense of sleep?shes. however, too much firepower for the kraken in this one. on the breakaway, he scores. the kraken win. the sharks have threeof eir last ur. college hovabid d te best 20 in iss. seupestimates. a ni to lon josoback door cut. st. marys are 6-0 with a 675 to 675 win. >>> the future is here. the big e prepared. keeping binaxnow handy makes it easy to test. and self test kits may be reimbursable with no copay through your health plan. with binaxnow, you'll have reliable results in 15 minutes with the self test that features the same technology doctors use. and detects multiple variants, including omicron ba.5 so you can always be prepared with binaxnow. the #1 covid-19 self test in the us >>> welcome back. you are looking at the flesh of the future. it is the first of the shiny new public toilets just installed in san francisco. it others like it will soon replace the two dozen old green models scattered across the city. the toilets offer up to eight minutes of privacy and automatically

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sharks down 2-1. about 2:00 later, sharks push ahead. niko sternum scores and we're tied at 2-2. no score in overtime. so it's on to the shootout. alexander, barabonna can end up with a score and he does. sharks win 3-2 in the shootout. big game week starting with coaching changes in cal. a day after managing just 10 first downs and 98 net yards they've fired blammos grove. cal has lost six straight. they rank 9th nationally in scoring at -- and 120th in rushing offense. cal are host stanford saturday for the 250th edition of big game. women's hoops, number two stanford in portland to take on the pirates. cameron brink showed up for a homecoming party. big block to end the first quarter. fired up. stanford by 12 after one. five points, nine rebounds and five blocks. all stanford after that. haley jones slips, flips, up and in. behind her head for the bucket. jones with a game-high 17. cardinal roll by 40. i think we hit every sport. maybe not but almost every sport. felt like it. >> i feel like that last player could be in the harlem globe trotters or do some tricks? >> yeah, we'

the sharks pulled the goalie. san jose had five teal jerseys near the net. adam fox, still found a way to play a little string music. sharks do score in the last minute. still, a 2-1 loss. >>> former second overall pick. james wiseman was recently demoted to santa cruz. the aggression, the slam. santa cruz up 14. later in the first. wiseman in traffic. finishes. look good tonight. looked confident. that is the biggest thingment warriors are trying to get reps. wouldn't have played in golden state anyway. so, just get some reps down there. the ally-oop. good stuff. easy double double for wiseman. 19 points. 11 rebounds. >>> former nba all-star dwight howard is officially the will chamberland of taiwan. howard combined a stat line and was knocking down three pointer after three pointer. if you want to know how good the nba is, howard's knock is you can't score. plays his debut in taiwan. out performs lebron james. he is an absolute freak of nature in taiwan right now. if he gets a call back to the nba, is his six point and five rebound average from last year g

ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. o, delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. of all we're joined but you've on it or she's secretary general of the convention on international trade and endangered species of wealth phone. i'm flora. thank you so much for taking the time to speaking to us. so environmentalists have been praising the results of the conference as historic in wildlife preservation. will those the results really make any difference when it comes to maintaining a bio diversity? absolutely. as you know, i think the convention that regulates international trade. it endangered species. and this is an eagerly binding convention when the decisions are taken here. at these conferences, parties, the parties have to go back home and change their legislation. change the way they regulate

ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. the delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. ah, to the football wilcox now where the 2nd round of group matches has begun and grew bay, the netherlands went up against ecuador, with both both teams. coming off a win in their opening match. the dutch opened the scoring and the 6 minutes, cody, cody huxtable, with a strong strike from distance before the game coach louis, spend gauss, that quote, can become a star. but ecuador proved there. they've come to play. and in the 2nd half their captain and valencia scored a tap in for a final school of 11. and that means that hosts castle are out of the world cup after bay. last $31.00 to set a goal off to taking a 1st half lead. senegal made it to nail through bo lie jaw after the brake. mohammed when tarry, reduc

but no one in the world has ever observed well sharks and the false rose of love. no one except here at st. helena, the islands waters are the only known place where adult males and females aggregate in equal numbers as the most likely known breeding ground for well sharks. st. helena plays a vital role in understanding and safeguarding this globally endangered animal. but for the st. the whale shark is also an indicator species, meaning that the population directly reflects the health of the islands waters well known by the no cause for their acrobatics. the friendly pan tropical spotted dolphins are not the only species that can be found diving among the waves. after a long fishing trip, this masked booby is making its way home. this charismatic species has settled on the rocky ledges of sandy bay to mate and raise their offspring ah, preferring to forage in deep waters. they journey far from these barren cliffs to find enough resources for this crucial period. perhaps perhaps human hulu is every 6 hours, so parents take turns to fish and look after their chick u

this is a really big win for sharks on the international level.for dozens of shark species. it is a multilateral treaty of around 180 member nations around the world coming together to say, "we're going to put this species that we think are threatened with extinction on this list and essentially we will better regulate their trade," so it sort of holds countries accountable and basically helps us understand whether or not things are sustainable or not, so we can either relax or tighten restrictions, so it should in theory help many species recover down the line. when there is trade in valuable species — sharks are very valuable, you know, their fins are highly prized. like you said earlier, $500 million a year industry and there is no regulation that itjust really incentivises bad behaviour in black markets and things like that and that's why so many shark species are a plummeting population around the world. so a step in the right direction and, you know, i really applaud all the countries that supported these proposals. now it's time for a look

and historically, the trade on sharks and raise has been really poorly regulated. and it's mostly been because we have very poor data on it. because international fisheries tend to focus on how to manage species such as tuna, and because those data was missing, we weren't really sure how big the populations were. now the data has gotten better and it's become clear that many of these shark species are at risk of extension extinction because of over fishing. the agreements that are being worked on at this conference in panam all they're considered important, but will they really have any teeth when it comes to protecting biodiversity? will they make a difference? we have seen several examples of when it did really make a huge difference to have these decisions. so 30 years ago, for example, they banned the international trade on ivory and it really worked well for a very long time where we saw poaching going down. we saw ivory prices going down, but just because something is legally binding to the countries that participate in this conference doesn't necessarily mea

i wanna start with one of my favorites, which is sharks. a crucially important as apex predators in these ecosystems. he tell us why more species haven't been protected sooner, and the trade around sharks and raise has been really hard to regulate. mostly because we didn't have enough data. international fisheries. mostly, they were created to manage a species such as tuna and charts weren't really on their radar. that meant that we didn't know how big these populations were, but now as the data improved, it has become increasingly clear. just how in danger and some of these species are okay highlighting the importance of research in these areas. do you think the agreements that have been reached at this conference will make any real difference to maintaining biodiversity? well, in the past we've seen that there have definitely been falls of when these agreements made a huge difference. for example, 30 years ago there was an international ban on every trade. and for a long time, we saw that this made a very big difference. the price for ivo

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yeah all right next to the lunch of a great white shark. yes. wait, what? so footage by fishermen matthew gorn shows the moment he and a great white cross paths with the shark coming out of the water and lunging at the kayak paddle. it's kind of terrifying. this took place in august of south australia as the great white can be seen circling the kayak before making its move. nope nope. i'm sorry, but i do not want to be in a small kayak with a great white shark. nearby only thing i've ever seen on a kayak is a manatee. that was kind of cool. this would terrify me one yeah, i don't uh, but, um, bottom. okay i love this next story. it is so cute. i hope i can say his name right there. a canine tiktok sensation . what yes. check out this rescue dog. this is argentina looking regal on a horseback. this is pregunta lay and he's the star of the hilarious tiktok videos like this one film by his human diego diego came across dragoon delay by chance in a field in 2016, and the pair soon became close and unexpected. ticktock ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings