Photo: Molly Powers |
Nanise Ledua, a member of the GFSC, said they were working on sending a team to Nukulau Island to gather samples of the dead baby sharks and to determine the cause of their deaths.
"We have so many theories surrounding the dead baby sharks, but we cannot prove it right now," she said.
Photo: Molly Powers |
"It's all assumptions, we are assuming that maybe because baby sharks are always in shallow waters, they could have suffocated due to the change in water temperature.
"This is really, really sad to see that this number of sharks are dead," she said.
Ms Ledua added that they had assumed that it was not a failed attempt at shark fishing as the hammerhead sharks still had their dorsal fins.
"There are a lot of questions that we are asking and we can only determine the answers to these questions when we get samples of it," she said.
Photo: Molly Powers |
"I'm saddened that only one species of shark is involved," Ms Ledua added.
Printed in the Fiji Times on January 7, 2013. Written by Mere Naleba
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