Ocean Treks Conservation Connections - Studying Sharks | Princess Cruises
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we now know that these creatures which we once vilified are really indicator species a healthy ecosystem would have shocks there to be a part of the natural connection of life
princess is the world cruise line and our guests travel the world to see the diversity in these ecosystems which is amazing
this is part of a conservation-based research project trying to save sharks by understanding them
climate change so even the best protected shark sanctuaries and marine parks around the world are not immune to climate change
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