How Seafood is Caught: Purse Seining

[@BRG13DEAN]

Just because a smaller fish or non targeted species is caught doesnt mean they are killed. We return all small and/or unsellable animals back to the water. Fishermen care as much if not more for the environment and understand it more than half environmentalists.

[@aloksocon3360]

by the time these are returned back they are dead!! so there is literally no difference between returning them dead or using them for something else

[@HowdyDo42]

Around 90% of bi-caught sharks die soon after being caught whether released or not

[@abieariyodandoro3137]

Conservation and food production MUST be working hand-in-hand... By lowering food production when the human population is growing might kill the precious food source and possibly reducing the livelihood of the fishermen, while unsustainable catch might bring us a grim future for lack of ecological stability... A very tricky issue, worth of a very serious discussion between scientist, fishermen, inventors, and conservationist to bridge the gap...

[@onethatobjects4960]

The human population is going to Plateau soon, so it doesn’t really matter about the current food production

[@ryanb3835]

This method kills the smaller fish that cannot yet reproduce it kills the fishery

[@jakem.1587]

Hail yeah! You get to catch a shark.

[@hunterspence1550]

That is not how purse saineing works

[@alan._.sais_hi9242]

that's cool bud, but did I ask

[@maria-giulianalatini1724]

How does it work?

[@hunterspence1550]

That is not how purse saineing works

[@alan._.sais_hi9242]

that's cool bud, but did I ask

[@MrBrindleStyle]

@@alan._.sais_hi9242 lol. Alirght then! How do purse seines work?

[@eddiedacosta6879]

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