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Higher Council: 7 Shark and Sawfish Species in Bahrain
The Supreme Council for Environment in Bahrain confirmed that the country's waters are home to seven species of sharks and sawfish, indicating the richness and biodiversity of the marine environment. The shark species found in Bahraini waters include the whale shark, the largest fish in the world, as well as hammerheads—species such as the scalloped hammerhead, the great hammerhead, and the smooth hammerhead. These species play vital roles in maintaining the balance of the marine ecosystem. The waters also host three species of sawfish, distinguished by their long snouts, which face global challenges that necessitate ongoing conservation efforts. The council emphasized the importance of raising public awareness and protecting the natural habitats of these marine species to contribute to the sustainability of marine resources and the preservation of biological diversity in Bahraini waters.
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