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Indonesian Fisherman Catches Rare Shark Species Seen Only a Few Times in the 21st Century
- The Ganges river sharks are considered to be extremely elusive creatures, living in murky, low-salinity waters. They are one of only three species of river sharks in the world, and it is nearly impossible to see them in their natural habitat. Ganges sharks have never been photographed alive, and the only evidence that proves
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- The Ganges river sharks are considered to be extremely elusive creatures, living in murky, low-salinity waters. They are one of only three species of river sharks in the world, and it is nearly impossible to see them in their natural habitat. Ganges sharks have never been photographed alive, and the only evidence that proves
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