Shark depredation is a complex social-ecological issue that affects a range of fisheries
worldwide. Increasing concern about the impacts of shark depredation, and how it intersects …

Cartilaginous fishes (Chondrichthyes), including sharks, skates, rays, elephant fishes and
chimaeras, have been in existence for over 400 million years and represent early stages of …

The loss of hooked fish from shark depredation has become an increasing problem in
marine recreational fisheries worldwide, particularly among charter and private-boat …

Shark depredation, the full or partial removal of a hooked fish by a shark before it is landed,
is anecdotally increasing in the United States. Perceptions of depredation by anglers and …

Interspecific interactions can play an essential role in shaping wildlife populations and
communities. To date, assessments of interspecific interactions, and more specifically …

Shark bites are of high public concern globally. Information on shark occurrence and
behaviour, and of the effects of human behaviours, can help understand the drivers of shark …

Quantifying the drivers of population size in reef sharks is critical for the development of
appropriate conservation strategies. In north-west Australia, shark populations inhabit coral …

Targets for protecting predatory species often fail to consider the human costs of
conservation. Human–wildlife interactions can increase following conservation action and …

Simple Summary The study explores the use of Baited Remote Underwater Video Systems
(BRUVS) as a non-invasive alternative to traditional capture-based surveys for studying …

Shark depredation, whereby hooked fish are partially or completely consumed before they
can be retrieved, occurs globally in commercial and recreational fisheries. Depredation can …