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Desperate to stop the torrential rains, the Chimú people of Peru offered up their most precious resource to the gods: their future. Researchers have only found out the scope of the sacrifice in recent years.
A team spanning 15 countries is raising endangered sharks from aquariums and reintroducing them to the wild, starting in Indonesia. It's never been done at this scale, but experts think the plan might work.
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