In today’s Escape: What it takes to move 2,000 rhinos, Denmark is struggling with the return of wolves, and these are the best places to go birding in Los Angeles. Plus, will Photo Ark founder Joel Sartore run out of animals to photograph? The National Geographic Explorer answers subscriber questions as part of our Ask an Expert Anything series. 

But first: See a great white shark snatch a fish from a line. 

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER BRIAN SKERRY 

The behavior, known as depredation, is becoming more common off the coast of Cape Cod, where fishermen are contending with a growing shark population.

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