Why are angel sharks endangered?

The Angel Shark is a critically endangered shark that which have unusually flattened bodies and broad pectoral fins giving them a strong resemblance to rays. read more

Male angel sharks measure 1.8 meters, while females are larger at 2.4 meters. These sharks can reach a weight of 80 kilograms, though most individuals are smaller. The angel shark’s body is flat and wide, with large fins extending out on either side and large eyes positioned atop the head rather than on its sides, giving a wide field of view. read more

The fifth most endangered shark is the angel shark. The remanning of this species can be found in the Ganges-Hooghly river system in West Bengal, India. Angel sharks are known for having flattened bodies and a broad pectoral fins. This species strongly resembles sting rays. read more