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Shark Quiz

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5: How can you and the Canadian Wildlife Federation help save our sharks?

Answer:

A. Sharks are predators and don’t need or deserve our help.

B. There are many ways we can work together to help protect sharks.

Oops. Something’s fishy. You must have watched too many horror movies. All species of wildlife are important. In fact, recent research is showing that conserving predators is an effective way to make sure ecosystems are less impacted by human activities. Find out more the species found in Canada and CWF’s role - Help the Sharks!

It’s true there are many ways we can help protect sharks! Find out more about the species found in Canada and CWF’s role - Help the Sharks!

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