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It is not in any real danger, but numbers are down due to harvesting for food.

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The shortfin mako shark is facing threats of overfishing, bycatch in fisheries, and habitat loss due to climate change and ocean pollution. These factors are impacting their population numbers and putting them at risk of becoming extinct. Conservation efforts such as implementing fishing limits and protected areas are crucial to help protect the shortfin mako shark from extinction.

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No but they are close to being endangered.

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