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Largetooth sawfish, feared locally extinct, returns to Peru

September 6, 2017

Sawfish are bizarre and mysterious creatures. With their long, saw-like snouts they shuffle along the bottom of the oceans unnoticed by most. But years of overfishing, either intentional or accidental, and the destruction of mangrove habitat, has led every species of s...

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