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Northern Reserves Director: Egyptian sharks are migratory
The sharks found in Egyptian waters are migratory and not resident; they follow international migration routes originating from the oceans. They use the Red and Mediterranean Seas as main passageways in their movements. The Port Said area recorded the lowest shark catch rate due to environmental efforts and the enforcement of protection laws. Sharks are classified as threatened or near-threatened species and are included in Egyptian conservation plans. Studies confirm that humans pose the real threat to these creatures due to overfishing and altering their natural behavior.
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