Saving The Seas For Marine Mammals »
Posted By Mikunited 6 months, 2 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyAs the world marks the first UN Oceans Day, marine scientist Erich Hoyt says too little of the oceans has been set aside to protect marine life. In this week's Green Room, he explains why vast protected areas are needed to ensure the long term survival of marine mammals such as whales and dolphins.
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Whales often migrate vast distances,either to breed or feed.So not only do we need large areas of the oceans protected,but also corridors free of fishing.Fishing is killing large amounts of sea mammals, that are of no value to the fishing fleet.
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