This documentary reveals the worrying fact: Human actions have caused extensive damage to the marine environment, but this is little known. Filmmaker Ali Tarez originally only planned to shoot his beloved ocean, but later found himself examining the damage humans have caused to the fragile ocean. From the plastics and fishing gear that pollute the waters, the irreversible damage caused by towing operations and by-catch, to illegal...
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By Fern 2022-12-31 16:06:42
"If you don't sweep a house, how can you sweep the world" is not necessarily true
Last year, there was a very popular book "Travel of the Eel", which told the long history of human exploration of where the eel was born. They grew up in freshwater rivers, and then returned to specific ocean depths to spawn and die. It hasn't changed for thousands of years. What if they were locked up? They would become nearly immortal, and an eel that had been locked in a well for generations was salvaged, still waiting for its journey back to the ocean. This seemingly...
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By Payton 2022-12-30 15:43:58
a. Japan's claims of catching and killing dolphins are not convincing. Dolphins are smarter sea creatures than gorillas. And how keen is Japan on biological acting and genetic research? Individuals speculate that they are not only catching dolphins for eating and playing, but may also use dolphins to dig the ocean and study the brains of underwater creatures.
While despising Japan's illegal whaling every year, don't forget France. b. The most important factor in marine pollution is not...
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By Ora 2022-12-30 02:46:06
The words "disgusting" and "cannibalism" are capitalized throughout the film
Under the dome with Chai Jing in front of you, I will tell you that China's carbon emissions exceed the standard and affect the international ecological environment
The United States has passed the stage of developing countries, passed the stage of excessive carbon emissions, and now you, the Chinese,
You Chinese can't do it. In other words, how many large-displacement pickup trucks are in the United States?
Later, it...
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By Brice 2022-12-26 00:09:48
After watching a third of the time, I just wanted to complain about Taiji, Japan, when I saw [Shark's Fin Capital] HONGKONG
It's a shame, isn't it?
After reading it, you can't completely absorb all the details, but at least you know that the industrial chain derived from [commercial fishing] is harmful. The plastic limit on land was in full swing. McDonald's ran out of straws overnight, and milk tea shops used paper straws. But no one tells us that plastic straws make up only...
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By Gerald 2022-12-21 02:42:31
"Why not skip the middleman of fish and get nutrients directly through algae." I can go to you. The nutrients of vegetables and fruits come from nutrients. Why didn't the person in charge of this company skip the "middleman" and eat shit directly?
Although many new thinking directions have been proposed, it is still impossible to see the power of private goods entrainment. I support ocean public good, but I am against extreme environmentalism.
