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Leading pangasius exporter: 800 tonnes per day.
Profits exacerbated, holding the fishing industry.Hung Vuong Corporation processes some 800 tonnes of pangasius per day. Leading pangasius exporter to enter HCM Stock ExchangeThe company targets a net profit of VND... Japanese whaling fleet sets sail for Antarctica
Please God, Save the whales and dolphins!President Obama made an election pledge to “work diligently to end Japan’s scientific whaling programme”, and the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS)... Common Skate Fish Being Driven To Extinction?
A new study in the journal Aquatic Conservation says a combination of commericial fishing and a fish classifcation error may mean a species of Skate fish is on the verge of extinction. " Marine biologist Nicholas... Potentially deadly infections in consumers of oyster
The FDA suspended its proposal on the processing of raw oysters. FDA backs down on raw oyster proposal Last month, the FDA planned a proposal to mandate the processing of...
created by Saving Whales - Saving dolphins | 1 wk ago | updated 1 wk ago
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The catfish 'Toxic' suitable for fishmeal production
'Toxic' fish suitable for fishmeal production Monday, November 16, 2009, 09:50 (GMT 9)In 2008, CSIC scientists said that nearly half of the catfish showed signs of alarming levels of mercury, and 15-20...
created by Saving Whales - Saving dolphins | 1 wk ago | updated 1 wk ago
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187 views | 68 recommendations | 7 comments
Giant Stingray Captured on Film: Smalleye Stingray Sighted
For the first time ever a giant stingray has been sighted off the coast of Mozambique and been captured on film; the species was only discovered in 1908 off Tofo in southern Mozambique. The smalleye stingray is the largest of all the species of stingray, as it is over 2... Japan's Whaling Fleet May Run Out of Money
Japan's whaling fleet may run out of money if the Spending Review Committee pulls financing. The new government in Japan is looking for ways to cut wasteful spending and the Institute for Cetacean Research...
created by Barbara McPherson | 2 wks ago | updated 2 wks ago
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137 views | 51 recommendations | 8 comments
Elephants to be banished from all zoos:India
Why we need Zoos, for entertainment or protection? I think it was entertainment that led to the growth of Zoos in urban area. One another example of such animal exploitation is Circuses. Thanks God there is aggod... Paleontologists Believe Biggest Dinosaurs Were Hot-Blooded
Research by Dr. Herman Pontzer and fellow scientists at the University of Washington, St Louie suggests that larger dinosaurs were hot-blooded creatures due to the expenditure of energy that would be required...Panda Pair Plans Escape Together From Zoo: Video
Two pandas in a zoo obviously didn't want to stay behind 'bars' anymore and planned an elaborate escape. One of the pandas in an unnamed zoo distracts the zookeeper by walking towards him and rolling over and when the camera pans up you can see the other panda making a break... Koalas Could be Extinct Due to Chlamydia and Climate Change
The Australian Koala Foundation warned that koalas could become "extinct within 30 years" due to chlamydia outbreak, climate change, disease, and overdevelopment. The group urged the government to list koalas as... AUSTRALIA: Cause of WA oil spill revealed
The source of the truth about what really happened to cause this devastating oil spill is a senior installation contractor, who was working near the drilling operation on August 21, the day the leak occurred."Cause of WA oil spill revealedDAVID PRESTIPINONovember 10, 2009 -...
created by Maireid Sullivan | 2 wks ago | updated 2 wks ago
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81 views | 12 recommendations | 0 comments
Alarming Numbers of Species Facing Extinction
The Union for Conservation of Nature, based in Switzerland has listed an alarming number of species now facing extinction. It examined over 47 000 organisms and found that of those over 17 000 face...
created by Barbara McPherson | 3 wks ago | updated 3 wks ago
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117 views | 58 recommendations | 4 comments
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Please sit back in a comfortable and drink coffee with me, be careful not to spill coffee on your lap. Please let my words sink in, even if you have religious convictions that contradicts, my honestly given... Usain Bolt Adopts Cheetah Cub: Fastest Man Meets Fastest Animal
World sprint champion Usain Bolt adopted a cheetah cub in Kenya's Nairobi National Park on Monday. The head of Kenya Wildlife Service described it as "the first time in history where the fastest animal and the...
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