Apr 14, 2019
Fact 148. Studies have shown that the overfishing of ocean predators could increase the pace of climate change.
Source // http://theconversation.com/how-overfishing-and-shark-finning-could-increase-the-pace-of-climate-change-67664
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Fact 148. Studies have shown that the overfishing of ocean predators could increase the pace of climate change.
Source // http://theconversation.com/how-overfishing-and-shark-finning-could-increase-the-pace-of-climate-change-67664
I finished the short comic. Finally!! Love how these experiment turned out
I've always loved how similar our deep oceans are to space! I had a lot of fun getting to wrap this piece up! Thanks for the trust in me Kelcie! #tattoosbyjorell#tattoos#tattoo#longbeach#longbeachtattoos#longbeachtattoo#losangeles#losangelestattoos#watercolor#watercolortattoo#watercolour#watercolourtattoo#watercolortattoos#watercolourtattoos#watercolorspace#watercolorwhale#paristattoos#aquarell#aquarel#whaletattoo#spacewhale#seashepard#humpbackwhale#spacetattoo#intenzepride#wctattoos (at Outer Limits Tattoo Long Beach)
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Fact 110. Roughly 35 classified species of sea horse worldwide are threatened with extinction because they are killed “unintentionally” in seafood production.
Sources // Eating Animals - Jonathan Safran Foer
https://books.google.com/books?id=qOoqLMLp51kC&pg=PT28&lpg=PT28&dq=thirty+five+seahorse+seafood+production&source=bl&ots=7VDDXiSTKU&sig=ynSo0oxByDbpcq46hL3hOlCDIyQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjk24nSlNLWAhUU1WMKHeBmDrgQ6AEIKTAA#v=onepage&q=thirty%20five%20seahorse%20seafood%20production&f=false
Fact 111. The average shrimp trawling operation throws 80 to 90 percent of the sea animals it captures overboard, dead or dying, as bycatch.
Sources // https://www.peta.org/living/food/145-reasons-not-to-eat-sushi/ & ‘Eating Animals’ by Jonathan Safran Foer
The Silent Disappearance of Octopus ⚠️
Octopuses, like any other edible species in our #ocean, are facing immense pressure from overfishing. The numbers are alarming:
🇮🇹 In Italy, nearly 3,000 tons of octopuses are caught each year,
🇬🇷 In Greece, an average of 2,000 tons,
🇪🇸 In Spain, over 1,600 tons.
These figures represent the deaths of hundreds of thousands of octopuses annually – and they exclude both recreational and illegal catches: the actual impact is far greater.
We're back in the #MediterraneanSea, removing every illegal #octopus trap we find. Join us in protecting this highly intelligent and sensitive species:
🛑 Help stop the demand - Do NOT consume octopus
🤝 Support our mission - Enable us to continue this vital work: https://seashe.ph/saveoctopus
Together, we can stand against destructive practices and fight for the future of the Mediterranean Sea. #ForTheOcean
📸 Cristiano Menci, Katie Rae / Sea Shepherd
#repost ・・・ #SeaShepard hat uns Aufnahmen vom Delfinmassaker auf den #Färöer-Inseln zukommen lassen. Hunderte Delfine liegen dort am Strand und weitere werden aus dem blutgetränkten Wasser gezogen, lebendig aufgeschlitzt und grausam dem Todeskampf überlassen. 😨🐬🤬 ✍ So etwas darf nie wieder passieren! JETZT #PETITION unterschreiben auf www.PETA.de/Aktiv/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CT6YLdrIMr4/?utm_medium=tumblr