Protecting sharks starts with never eating shark fin

Human greed has led to the extinction of many shark species. In order to get their fins, people have made these natural animals die in a terrible way - they are usually captured by humans, their fins are cut off, and then they are cruelly thrown into the sea, struggling in pain until death.

Hawaii is an example of a growing number of countries that have passed laws outlawing the practice.

The long-delayed shark Protection Act 2009 has now been announced by the United States Senate. The implementation of this action has made the law to protect sharks more mature and complete. San Francisco is now a safe haven for sharks because there are more sophisticated laws in place to protect these innocent creatures.