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Texas game wardens report finding hundreds of shark fins at restaurant

As many as 381 whole shark fins were allegedly discovered during a routine inspection, along with 29.2 pounds of frozen shark fins inside the restaurant’s commercial freezer

By Undercurrent News | April 22, 2022 17:26 BST
Some of the shark fins allegedly found at a San Antonio, Texas, restaurant. Image from Texas Game Wardens Facebook page.
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Game wardens in the US state of Texas say they discovered hundreds of shark fins at a San Antonio seafood restaurant on Wednesday during a routine inspection, KSAT, a local television station, reports [...]

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