What are the benefits for blacktip sharks?

Blacktip reef sharks are a critical source to help maintain the delicate balance of marine life in reef environments. They keep fish populations in check and the reefs healthy. However they are highly valued for their meat, fins, leather, liver oil, and fishmeal which makes them prone to overfishing and targeting, and they are endangered yet they are also highly valuable in tourism.

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