Posted On 01 Oct 2018
Sea Shepherd is trying to save the last remaining vaquita porpoises
When gillnets (upright mesh panels) are used by fisheries to catch a certain fish, many other species are hopelessly getting entangled and cannot escape.
This is what “bycatch” means
The vaquita is a frequent bycatch ending up in the gillnets of fisheries. This nearly extinct porpoise has more or less the same size as the totoaba – a marine fish, also an endangered species, due to illegal fishery.
In order to save the vaquita from total extinction (there are only a few specimens left), Sea Shepherd has started a rescue mission in the Sea of Cortez. The volunteers from this admirable organization are now patrolling the Sea to hinder illegal fishing and remove their abandoned gillnets from that area. For more details click here.
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Usually, under the “look inside” option, you get to read the first 5-10 pages for free. We asked Amazon to make it possible, that you can read the first 100 pages for free!
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