The Genius River Bridge, which has been built on Cocos Island in Costa Rica from buoys and netting confiscated from shark poachersAs recycling projects go, this one is particularly eye-catching - and ingenious. A Costa Rican island has created a bridge from nets, lines and buoys confiscated from criminal shark poachers. The bridge, called the Genius River Bridge, is located on Cocos Island, which is almost 350 miles south of the Costa Rican mainland. Genius River Bridge is testament to that. According to the conservation organisation Wildaid, fins from up to 73million sharks are used in shark fin soup each year.

Source: Daily Mail June 16, 2020 16:41 UTC