The environmental conservationist organization, Ever Wonder Adventure, has released a new report calling for a global ban on shark finning and changing society's perception of sharks to protect Earth's oceans.
Visit https://www.everwonderadventure.com/support-us#!/Save-Sharks-Stop-Shark-Finning/c/154444751 for more.
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Marine Conservationists Fight For Shark
Finning Ban To Restore Oceanic
Ecosystem Balance
With no thanks to Mr. Spielberg, many people see sharks as vicious
man-eaters ready to devour surfers and swimmers. Well, a group of
shark conservationists urges us to reconsider.
Ever Wonder Adventure debunks
Hollywood's "blood-thirsty" shark
myth, explains their vital ecological
role, and urges a ban on shark
finning to avert environmental
disaster.
Their report aims to set the
record straight: Sharks are
crucial for ocean health, not
the menacing villains we
imagine them to be.
The real threat sharks face comes
from humans, specifically from the
shark fin industry. Culinary
demand in Asia for shark fin soup
fuels a massively unsustainable
shark hunt.
Fishermen capture sharks,
slash off their fins, and then
discard the helpless animals
back into the ocean to
drown or bleed to death.
The report explains that as apex ocean predators, sharks regulate
the populations of other marine species. Sharks enable biodiverse
habitats like coral reefs to thrive.
Reef ecosystems depend on sharks to control fish numbers. Unchecked,
these fish would decimate the algae vital for coral growth. Without sharks,
complex aquatic food webs collapse.
Go to
https://www.everwonderadventure.com/s
upport-us to find out more.
Finning Ban To Restore Oceanic
Ecosystem Balance
With no thanks to Mr. Spielberg, many people see sharks as vicious
man-eaters ready to devour surfers and swimmers. Well, a group of
shark conservationists urges us to reconsider.
Ever Wonder Adventure debunks
Hollywood's "blood-thirsty" shark
myth, explains their vital ecological
role, and urges a ban on shark
finning to avert environmental
disaster.
Their report aims to set the
record straight: Sharks are
crucial for ocean health, not
the menacing villains we
imagine them to be.
The real threat sharks face comes
from humans, specifically from the
shark fin industry. Culinary
demand in Asia for shark fin soup
fuels a massively unsustainable
shark hunt.
Fishermen capture sharks,
slash off their fins, and then
discard the helpless animals
back into the ocean to
drown or bleed to death.
The report explains that as apex ocean predators, sharks regulate
the populations of other marine species. Sharks enable biodiverse
habitats like coral reefs to thrive.
Reef ecosystems depend on sharks to control fish numbers. Unchecked,
these fish would decimate the algae vital for coral growth. Without sharks,
complex aquatic food webs collapse.
Go to
https://www.everwonderadventure.com/s
upport-us to find out more.