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Tubarões de Miami têm mais gordura acumulada que animais de áreas conservadas, indica estudo

Por Neo Mondo 6 de maio de 2022

Tubarão-lixa (Ginglymostoma cirratum) é solto depois de ter medidas e amostras coletadas em águas…