The rise of online marketplaces has transformed the way consumers interact with products and services, creating opportunities but also raising ethical concerns. Among the many items traded on these platforms, an unsettling trend has emerged: the sale of sharks and shark-related products. This phenomenon has sparked debates among conservationists, marine biologists, and the general public about the implications of such commerce on marine ecosystems. With the increasing demand for shark fins, meat, and even live sharks as pets, the online market for these creatures has garnered considerable attention. Sharks, often vilified as ruthless predators, play a critical role in maintaining the health of ocean ecosystems. Their removal can lead to…