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YGOPro - Playing Decks | Dark World #012
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Hearthstone - Testing Decks with Gamerdudester
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MTG Crash Course All About Duel Decks
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Yugioh Top 10 Decks of April 2014 Format
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COLUMBIA Heaps of dead fish litter the decks of commercial trawlers each summer after boat captains pull nets from the ocean in their search for shrimp along the South Carolina coast.
Sucked into the expansive shrimp nets, small fish and other marine animals are the unfortunate victims of an industry that, for decades, has dragged the sea floor to scoop up the tasty crustaceans so many diners crave.
But one conservation group says fishermen need to be more careful.
Every year, tons of marine animals across the country are accidentally caught in fishing nets and killed a wasteful occurrence that threatens to deplete marine life, according to a report last week by Oceana. Similar problems are found when commercial anglers drop rows of hooks in the ocean to catch one type of fish, but bring in other marine animals that wind up dying needlessly, the report said.
Sharks and sea turtles are among the animals that die as fishermen try to land seafood for peoples tables, according to the report, which relied on federal data. Animals caught in nets or on fishing lines while commercial boats seek other species are known as bycatch.
Oceana wants tighter limits on bycatch to help protect vulnerable species.
Whether its the thousands of sea turtles that are caught to bring you shrimp or the millions of pounds of cod and halibut that are thrown overboard after fishermen have reached their quota, bycatch is a waste of our oceans resources, said Dominique Cano-Stocco, campaign director at Oceana, a national conservation group that focuses on issues involving the sea.
The study by Oceana highlights nine areas of the United States, including three encompassing South Carolina waters, that are among the worst at killing marine life while fishing for other species. Those include fisheries that target snappers and groupers, swordfish and shrimp, according to Oceana.
Its fair to say that (S.C. fishermen) are contributing to the problem, Oceanas Gib Brogan said.
The study says the Southeastern shrimp trawl fishery, which includes the Gulf of Mexico and the South Atlantic Ocean, discards 64 percent of the marine life caught up in nets. For every pound of shrimp landed, one pound of billfish is tossed aside, according to the study.
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