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Every year more than one hundred million sharks are hunted around the world. Some species are in danger extintion, the jaws souvenirs are highly valued by touristst, but the real business is in the fin.
traditionally China is the first country export of fins of the world, but in 2013 spain was the first country in importations and the second in exportations
traditionally China is the first country export of fins of the world, but in 2013 spain was the first country in importations and the second in exportations
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