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May 15, 2023 · Cocaine Shark: Directed by Mark Polonia. With Titus Himmelberger, Ken Van Sant, Natalie Himmelberger, Samantha Coolidge. An explosion at a lab lets loose onto the streets an army of mutated, murderous sharks and other creatures injected with a potent new stimulant.
Cocaine Shark is a 2023 horror film directed by Mark Polonia. Originally released in Japan under the title Kanizame Shakurabu, it was renamed in order to profit from the release of Cocaine Bear.
1 day ago · “Cocaine gets people interested,” says Tracy Fanara, an environmental engineer in Florida who worked on the 2023 documentary “Cocaine Sharks,” to the New York Times. “But we have ...
2 days ago · Researchers have confirmed the presence of cocaine in sharks off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, though questions remain about the effects of the drug. Listen to this article · 4:27 min Learn more.
1 day ago · A Discovery Channel Shark Week special in 2023 explored the notion that sharks might take bites of floating cocaine bales, and it found that sharks did investigate dummy packages dropped near the ...
A new, highly addictive stimulant is on the streets called HT25, derived from sharks, which causes monstrous side effects; after a leak at the lab, mutated sharks and other creatures are set...
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May 23, 2023 · A mafia drug lord has unleashed a new, highly addictive stimulant on the streets called HT25, derived from sharks held captive in a secret lab, and which causes monstrous side...
3 days ago · July 23, 2024. It may sound like a B-rated movie plot, but ‘cocaine sharks’ are plying the coastal waters of Rio de Janeiro. New analysis of Brazilian sharpnose sharks has revealed that the ...
2 days ago · Sharks living off the coast of Brazil have tested positive for cocaine, according to new research, the first time that the drug has been detected in free-ranging sharks. CNN values your feedback 1.
6 days ago · Now, scientists in Brazil report the first proof that the animals are indeed exposed to cocaine. Thirteen sharpnose sharks taken from coastal waters near Rio de Janeiro had traces of the drug in their muscles and livers, researchers report this week in Science of the Total Environment.
