The Birth of Fish; The Death of Oceans

Summary of the birth of fish, the death of the sea: Life and death are themselves competing; and in our ocean, life sometimes dies. Over the past few decades, the demand for edible fish and shellfish has increased rapidly, leading to the formation of fish farming and overfishing. To date, two major threats to marine resources are from overfishing and water pollution. Commercial fishery covers major fish species, leading to marine ecosystem imbalances. To almost eliminate these species, the industry has begun breeding these species in the farm community.

Our sea has received tremendous pressure. We pour plastics and toxic chemicals into the sea, poison our own food, waste fish, catch it unsustainably, and 90% of the world's fish resources are completely caught and overfished . We have lost 50% of the world's coral reefs; in one generation, the world has lost more than a third of its marine species. Biodiversity - A network of complex life consisting of millions of species, plants, bacteria, fungi - supports the Earth system we think natural. These systems ensure that the air we breathe, the food we eat and the water we drink, that we maintain the ecosystem necessary for society to prosper and ensure access to necessary raw materials, goods and services . The unprecedented loss of biodiversity that we see today is a threat to the survival of human life and economic development. If the biodiversity index is considered to resemble the stock market, our planet will fall into a spectacular collapse.

Large-scale death from birds to fish species is devastating. Fish are contaminated by spillage of oil and its reproductive ability is destroyed by ocean acidification. At the same time, the threat to these marine organisms can be detrimental to human life as humans depend on marine organisms as a source of food. Furthermore, if the area of ​​the fish is contaminated with oil, it may inadvertently catch the fish and sell it at the store and eat at home. This series of events may have a devastating effect on human health.