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Ivenika [448]
2 years ago
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What does the section “commercial Fishing” reveal about the authors point of view us two details from the article to support you

r answer from article Excerpt from Something Fishy Is Going On,Everyone!
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joja [24]2 years ago
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The article "Something Fishy Is Going On,Everyone!" by Dave Canavan explains how fishing is destroying the wild sea animals for food. In the section "commercial fishing" Dave reveals that the indiscriminate and unsustainable fishing is destroying the marine fauna, due to the fact that the individuals of the most fished species are not being replaced nor given the necessary time to recover and have more individuals in such a way that the species do not enter in danger of extinction, on the contrary, they are being harvested in such a way that many species are already on the red list of endangered species. This added to the fact that the consumption of marine species is increasing, even more than terrestrial cattle, and even the most advanced technology can not increase production because wildfishing has reduced them too much, there are no fish to fish.

melomori [17]2 years ago
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The answer is:

The author reveals in this section the dangers of industrial and commercial fishing for aquatic wildlife, based on fishing in huge numbers of sea creatures for commercial use. This would affect the ecosystem of the sea and food chains in sea life, reducing the number of sea animals and species.

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