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Peter Benchley, the author of Jaws wrote later that "the shark in an update version [of Jaws] couldn't be the villain." Benchley said that the shark in an updated version of Jaws could not be the villain. "Sharks are oppressed more than oppressors worldwide," he wrote. Benchley fought tirelessly for shark conservation and to restore the image of sharks. He died in 2006.

Benchley had it right. Sharks are often misunderstood. They've been a part of the oceans for 450 million years. They're beautiful and noble, and they are keystones in complex food chains. This era-spanning reign is ending. Fast. Shark populations are threatened by overfishing and environmental hazards worldwide. Hollywood's most infamous villains, now more than ever, need our compassion, understanding, and help. Our help.

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