What looked like routine cargo moving through U.S. ports turned into something else entirely once inspectors took a closer ...

In a social media post, the agency confirmed its inspectors seized an estimated 50,000 dried shark fins hidden inside fake ...

Will the illicit shark-fin trade ever stop? Probably no sooner than the drug wars will end.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services recently seized about 50,000 dried shark fins across several U.S. ports, including in ...

Inspectors with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seized roughly 50,000 dried shark fins at ports across the U.S. in October ...

Watch out, Jaws — your days are numbered. Money-hungry fishermen and sellers are ignoring international regulations in favor of big profits in the illegal sale of shark fins — and new research led by ...

U.S. authorities have assisted the Peruvian government in seizing an estimated 10,000 individual shark fins destined for China – one of the largest wildlife trafficking operations in Latin American ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced it seized roughly 50,000 shark fins as part of a coordinated enforcement ...

Shipments of illegally-trafficked dried shark fins were intercepted in Ohio and Kentucky last year, according to the U.S.

Shark meat has quietly surpassed shark fins in international trade volume and value. In East Lombok it sells for as little as ...

So, what on earth is it there for? Well, it turns out, it’s an antenna to pick up radio, satellite, GPS, WiFi, cellular data ...