Study Finds Cocaine, Caffeine, and Painkillers in Bahamas Sharks

New research indicates that sharks in the Bahamas have been found with traces of cocaine, caffeine, and painkillers in their systems, with researchers suggesting tourists may be the source of the contamination.

31 Mar, 11:05 — 31 Mar, 11:05

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Sharks in Bahamas found to have cocaine and other drugs in their systems, study says

A new study found cocaine, caffeine and painkillers in 28 Bahamas sharks, with researchers saying tourists may be the likely source of the contamination.

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First report: 20-minuten · 30 Mar, 17:27|Full coverage: 2 · 18h|Window: 18h

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Im Ferienparadies sind Haie auf Koks, Koffein und Schmerzmedis

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Study Finds Cocaine, Caffeine, and Painkillers in Bahamas Sharks

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Sharks in Bahamas found to have cocaine and other drugs in their systems, study says

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Im Ferienparadies sind Haie auf Koks, Koffein und Schmerzmedis

Sharks in Bahamas found to have cocaine and other drugs in their systems, study says

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