Sawfish in Sri Lanka may be ‘functionally extinct,’ but refuges remain

Sawfish in Sri Lanka may be ‘functionally extinct,’ but refuges remain

The sawfish, recognizable by its distinctive saw-shaped snout or rostrum, is now thought to be “functionally extinct” in Sri Lankan waters. This, researchers say, means that while a few individuals may still exist, their numbers are likely too low to maintain a viable breeding population, reports contributor Malaka Rodrigo for Mongabay. In a 2021 study, […]

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