ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 8月7日 11時35分

Photo by Brian Skerry @BrianSkerry | Two oceanic whitetip sharks swim just beneath the surface in the Bahamas. Considered the most abundant large animal on Earth in the 1970s, this species has been decimated by overfishing. Currently its numbers are 99 percent in decline throughout much of its range worldwide. The value of sharks to the health of the ocean is substantial, and a healthy ocean is vital to all life on our planet.
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bloooberri I’ve seen so many posts recently regarding this very subject. What I would like to know is who are the actual people responsible for this and how can THEY be stopped?????

good4younow Cull the humans! Invasive species! We all know it's going to eventually be the bottom line, there'll be no alternative

ryanepar5 This is a disgusting thought. In my parents lifetime, they have declined by 99%. That is not ok. It is just sickening

laurienye Are they on any endangered lists? How do we regulate the overfishing that continues to decimate species?

tweeds101 @universallyanimated thought this was one of yours as I scrolled past it! Xx

cindykester We have been taught to fear sharks to a degree they don’t deserve. 😥

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