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Stripe is a white shark that lives west of the Mexican coast in the Pacific. It moves along the coast and nearby waters in search of prey, feeding mainly on fish, squid and marine mammals. However, like many other marine species, Stripe is threatened by pollution, overfishing and climate change. Scientists are trying to understand its behaviors and ecology to protect Stripe and other endangered marine species.
Its role within the marine ecosystem is critical because it maintains the food chain and ensures the balance of organisms around it. In addition, the conservation of Stripe and other marine species is crucial to humanity because they provide food, medicinal and recreational resources.
To protect Stripe and other marine creatures, effective and sustainable measures are needed, such as regulating fishing, reducing pollution, and establishing protected areas. Scientific research can help identify threats and develop innovative solutions to safeguard marine biodiversity.