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To: Aussie Dasher
Can anyone argue against hunting this species to extinction?
24 posted on 01/08/2006 4:43:17 PM PST by 10mm
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To: 10mm

Sharks are part of the food chain. They eat the seals and sea lions which eat the salmon. Kill all the sharks, watch the seal population explode and the fish populations plummet. How about this: how about staying out of shark-infested waters? Duh.


28 posted on 01/08/2006 5:56:43 PM PST by Calico Cat
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To: 10mm
Can anyone argue against hunting this species to extinction?

Yes.

33 posted on 01/08/2006 6:50:09 PM PST by BipolarBob (Yes I backed over the vampire, but I swear I looked in my rearview mirror.)
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To: 10mm
Can anyone argue against hunting this species to extinction?

I can. This species exists, and continues to exist, because it is an important part of the cycle of life.

Flies are nasty. But our world would not be the same without them. The ocean would not be the same without sharks.

What happens if you don't have algae eaters in your aquarium and you don't clean it by hand?

36 posted on 01/09/2006 12:42:45 PM PST by UCANSEE2
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To: 10mm
Can anyone argue against hunting this species to extinction?

Uh, yes.

In this country we hunted top predators to extinction and took over that role ourselves.

Can't do the same in the oceans, so we need top predators for healthy sea life.

Swimming in the ocean is far less dangerous than the drive to get to the beach.

38 posted on 01/09/2006 12:46:49 PM PST by dirtboy (My new years resolution is to quit using taglines...)
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