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Reuters. Great white sharks will now be protected under Californiaâs Endangered Species Act starting on Friday. The state Fish and Game Commission approved the designation in February, forbidding the hunting, pursuing, catching, capturing or killing of the animal. California will now allocate funds to a wide study populations of the great white shark -- also known as Carcharodon carcharias -- expected to be released next year. The species has long been an object of fascination among humans, many of whom fear the beast for its size and reputation as a man-eater.
A massive female great white shark was caught this week in the Mediterranean Sea near Tunisia, sparking an outpouring of criticism at the loss of a protected animal from an exceedingly rare regional population. The shark met its end on Wednesday morning in the waters off Sousse, Tunisia, according to Grind TV. After it was caught, the great white was brought ashore and sold in a fish market for the sum of 3,000 dinars, which equates to roughly $1,500. Weighing in at nearly 4,400 pounds, the great white shark quickly became an object of local curiosity due to its impressive size. Passers-by took the opportunity to capture a selfie with the shark as it hung from a crane, waiting for the butcherâs knife.