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Shocking footage of sharks dying brutal deaths

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Images obtained from the Humane Society International and the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) show endangered sharks are being caught up in drumlines which are being used as part of the Queensland's Shark Control Program.

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Shocking footage of sharks dying brutal deaths

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