Bigeye Tuna Numbers Close to Collapse
The Bigeye tuna seems destined to
become yet another endangered tuna species, since overfishing and
poor regulations are bringing numbers down rapidly. Bigeye tuna is
highly prized in Japanese sashimi markets and because up to 60% of
the Bigeye tuna catch in the Eastern Pacific are small, juvenile
fish, before they reach adulthood and breed, the sustainability of
tuna stocks is compromised. Moreover, Bigeye tuna are increasingly
being taken as bycatch while fishing for Skipjack and Yellowfin
tuna.
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Bigeye tuna now threatened by overfishing
Once again we see the devastating
effects of exploiting God's animals. Consumer demand for the flesh
and byproducts of God's animals is causing misery to Creation,
especially to the future generations that will have to deal with our
disobedience to God and our poor stewardship of the Earth’s
resources. The transition to a plant-based diet is a God-honoring
way to show compassion, mercy and love to all creatures.