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After 450 million years of evolutionary history, shark populations are collapsing, and more than a third of shark species and their relatives face extinction.
Now scientists are trying to use the lure of “Jaws” to advance shark conservation efforts.
Now scientists are trying to use the lure of “Jaws” to advance shark conservation efforts.
‘Jaws’ made people fear sharks. 50 years later, can it help save them?
Scientists are using the lure of Steven Spielberg's blockbuster to aid shark conservation efforts.
www.washingtonpost.com
June 20, 2025 at 12:55 PM
After 450 million years of evolutionary history, shark populations are collapsing, and more than a third of shark species and their relatives face extinction.
Now scientists are trying to use the lure of “Jaws” to advance shark conservation efforts.
Now scientists are trying to use the lure of “Jaws” to advance shark conservation efforts.