minisaba
Quarry Creeper
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Taking the shark fins and throwing the shark back to the ocean. The fins are suppose to be used on some soup I belive to cost 100 bucks or more. I think, maybe I am wrong.
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Taking the shark fins and throwing the shark back to the ocean. The fins are suppose to be used on some soup I belive to cost 100 bucks or more. I think, maybe I am wrong.
rock hard
dnf
so its a ugly buisness it sounds like.$$$$$$ the things some people do for it.
so what country is doing it mostly?
are us fisherman doing it,or is it considered a type of pouching here?
so what country is doing it mostly?
are us fisherman doing it,or is it considered a type of pouching here?
ultimate_monkey
Rock Crawler
not so much here but its a problem in asia, t they catch sharks, cut the dorsel fin off and throw the shark back in the water. with out the fin the sharks can swim properly and eventually die, they fin by the thousands. check out the movie "shark water" its a huge eye opener to how big the problem really is
http://www.sharkwater.com/
http://www.sharkwater.com/
thecrusader
Pebble Pounder
watched a doco from vietnam lastnite showing bear paw soup.
a restrauant has up to ten bears, in cages taking bile and limbs
as needed. $1500U.S for a bowl of soup. sad.
the bears need to break from the cages and go postal on
those selfish cowardist pigs. one can only hope. "thumbsup"