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Endangered angelshark is still traded in Brazil despite import ban

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PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil — “Good choice!” said the clerk at one of the fish stalls in the Porto Alegre Public Market when Mongabay asked about the peixe anjo, which means “angel fish”…

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Endangered angelshark is still traded in Brazil despite import ban

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