ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 4月13日 03時54分

Photograph by @PaulNicklen // As I dove off the coast of California with @TheSeaChangeAgency to film the driftnet fishery firsthand, I was shocked. The nets start at 30 ft (9m) deep and descend to 100 ft (30m), and extend a mile long; they look like they are alive as the ocean current pulses through them. We came across this unlucky swordfish, which was one of the few animals we saw while diving. Sharks, sunfish, whales, dolphins, sea lions, and other marine wildlife can be found caught in these nets; either fighting for their lives or already dead. The United States’ driftnet fishery has an alarming 65% bycatch rate; a number that is unacceptable even in countries with lesser regulations. #FollowMe at @PaulNicklen and @Sea_Legacy to watch the video and add your voice to help end this needless slaughter of marine wildlife.

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• PaulNicklen
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