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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.
Therefore, they are under enormous threat of extinction if humans are left to kill them indiscriminately. The Great White Shark and the Grey Nurse Shark are both examples of such species. The hunting or killing of sharks has a number of negative impacts, both direct and indirect. These include: 'sharks are predators. By killing off vast numbers of these marine hunters, the natural order of various other species, which are the natural prey of sharks, is disturbed. It affects the way that they interact with one another and affect the well-being and balance of other species.