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The Tragic End Of An Endangered Whale Shark In Cameroon – The Wilmington Journal

LIMBE, Cameroon — In what reads like a modern reenactment of Ernest Miller Hemingway’s 1951 short novel masterpiece, “The Old Man and the Sea”, a fisheries graduate in Cameroon has recounted how he recently caught a [...]

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