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    believe that most edible saltwater species will near or reach extinction by the middle of the century. The largest fish-including shark‚ Atlantic bluefin tuna‚ and the Atlantic cod-are especially at risk. Eel‚ king crab‚ and Atlantic salmon are other species that have been overfished to critically low levels. There is little disagreement that overfishing is the result of a combination of increased demand for fish worldwide‚ along with industrial fishing methods that catch large quantities of fish in a

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    The Secret Life of the Bluefin Tuna The Atlantic Ocean is an underwater world connected to gulfs and seas where various species of fish swim. Just off the coast of Texas in the Gulf of Mexico‚ it is the middle of April at the start of the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna breeding season. A female Bluefin returns to the same spawning grounds every year to lay eggs in the warm waters of the gulf. She is eight years old and it is her first breeding season. In the dead of night‚ she and her male partner will

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    Tuna Market Report

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    Tuna Market Report Overview: The market is currently trading in the Far East. Down considerably from the highs we saw over the summer period (where prices reached USD$…). However‚ at current levels is still regarded as very high… Traditionally raw material prices fall from about this point (end Oct) through to Dec. When they do and we get a “buying window” which is usually when raw material prices fall to around for a brief period of time‚ prices then sharply rise‚ so it is important you

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    Atlantic Bluefin Tuna The sushi one of the most popular dishes in the world made with a variety of ingredients‚ but fish been the main character in many of them. Now how would you feel if one day there were no longer be one specific fish to make sushi with‚ ¿would you even realize it?‚ how would affect the economy if this fish become extinct. I’m referring to the Atlantic Bluefin tuna‚ chosen by the WWF (formerly known as the World Wildlife Fund) as the sixth most threatened species in the world

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    Why Overfishing Is Bad

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    Overfishing is “the act of catching fish from the oceans faster than the the fish can reproduce and replace the caught fish numbers. Modern day technology and hi-tech equipments have made it easy to catch a larger number of fish in a shorter span of time and with minimal effort. The more and more fish are caught the lesser they are found in the waters. This is one of the main reasons that fishermen have to travel longer distances deeper into the sea to catch fish.” Because of our rapidly expanding

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    slightly‚ this research is conclusive with that of The Water Brothers and supports their findings that such a large number of global fish stocks are depleted. Overfishing‚ when fish are caught faster than they can reproduce (Lee & Safina n.d.) has decimated marine ecosystems around the world. One of the leading contributors to overfishing is bottom trawling. This fishing technique uses weighted nets‚ which drag across the ocean floor‚ catching anything in its path. This is the most destructive method

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    During the early 1900’s the fishing of bluefin tuna became an international sport with increasing popularity. From the 1930’s through to the 1960’s‚ the Sharp Cup in Nova Scotia was held which was a popular international bluefin tournament‚ the largest catch being 1‚760 recorded in 1949. Many other tournaments were also held throughout the Northeast United States until the mid- 1960’s‚ when bluefin tuna’s population appeared to have declined. A detailed study of the reason for this decline was never

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    Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Thunnus Thynnus Order Perciformes means perch-like. It is the largest order of fish that are vertebrates. Most members of this order have spines on the anterior (front) of the dorsal and anal fins and a pelvic fin with one spine and five rays. They also have rough scales. Family Scombridae is comprised mostly of mackerels‚ tunas‚ and bonitos. This family is home to some of the most popular food and sport fish. They ’re bodies are made for swimming with maximum efficiency

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    Commercial fishing and overfishing is a big problem to the aquatic animals in the world. In 1968 a cod (type of fish) catching industry got a highly industrialized fishing vessel‚ and was able to catch from about 500‚000 to 800‚000 tons of codfish in Labrador and the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. In the 10 years to follow the cod population decreased to the point that‚ the amount of spawning cod out of Newfoundland in 1977 was a 94 percent drop from the amount in 1962. Another type of fish population

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    Overfishing in the Gulf of Mexico In recent years the fish and all the other marine animals that live in the Gulf have been affected by different natural disasters or disasters caused by us humans. For example‚ the most recent natural disaster that affected the lives of many marine animals in the Gulf was Hurricane Katrina in 2005‚ which caused the Gulf Coast entered the United States with lots of water and different types of animals from the gulf. This caused many fish to die and some to even become

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