NewsStudy: Cocaine and caffeine contaminants detected in sharks in the Bahamas

Study: Cocaine and caffeine contaminants detected in sharks in the Bahamas

💬 According to Turkish Club, the situation has caused a noticeable outcry in the local community.
A scientific study found varying levels of cocaine, caffeine, diclofenac, and acetaminophen contaminants in three species of sharks in the Caribbean nation of the Bahamas.

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