Conservation and harvesting sea cucumbers

[Dan]

Are you sure? I've seen cats that brought back dead birds to their owners every morning. Seemed like bragging to me.

May be the small tough man learns it from his cat

 

[EricTheDood]

I see overfishing by commercial vessels and unscrupulous harvesting of endangered wildlife by individuals as one in the same.

It's not about ethics. It's about the fact that species and ecosystems are being wiped out. Can't make exceptions or compromises when there's nothing to compromise.

 

[admikar]

I see overfishing by commercial vessels and unscrupulous harvesting of endangered wildlife by individuals as one in the same.

It's not about ethics. It's about the fact that species and ecosystems are being wiped out. Can't make exceptions or compromises when there's nothing to compromise.

Yep, there is no compromise between killing endangered specie and feeding your family. By the way, are those Fijians even aware that sea cucumbers are endangered?

In america, killing sharks for fins is unethical. In other parts of the world, killing animals for meat is unethical and sacrilige. Who is right?

Actually, I agree with this. Most of the world is OK with killing cows. India is not (well, most of it). China is OK with killing dogs for food. Rest of the world is not. Who is right?