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They Mutilated His Fins to Sell Them: that's How Fin, Maldives Tiger Shark, Survived.

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Fin is a tiger shark that survived multiple mutilations of its fins in Maldives. Photographers and biologists tell its story and adaptation.

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By Alejandro Murakami and Valeria Ordognez Ghio, CNN en Español Among the deep blue waters of Fuvahmulah, in the Maldives, a photographer observed the silhouette of a shark that seemed “more elusive than normal.” As he approached, the reason was clear: his fins were mutilated. “He lacked virtually all the fins: no.

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Fin is a tiger shark that survived multiple mutilations of its fins in Maldives. Photographers and biologists tell its story and adaptation.

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TV Azteca broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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