Saving the almost extinct vaquita porpoise

Al Jazeera English 2017-03-03

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Illegal fishermen in northern Mexico are being blamed for driving the world’s most endangered marine mammal to the brink of extinction.
The vaquita lives only in the Sea of Cortez, and there are just 30 left.
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