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Marine protected areas can protect sharks from targeted fisheries, but may not manage other stressors. We demonstrated species-specific physiological responses of newborn reef sharks upon brief gill-net capture during summer months.  Carcharhinus melanopterus  and  Negaprion acutidens  were resilient to stress within a narrow temperature range and under ideal capture conditions.

Dead tired: evaluating the physiological status and survival of neonatal reef sharks under stress