Brian Skerry called this image  "degradation of the oceans firsthand"​

In 2003 he was struck by the statistic that 90 percent of all big fish in the ocean had disappeared in just 5 decades "I figured this would be headline news," he says, "but it wasn't. In the gulf of California, 20 million sharks were killed each year Legally! He proposed a story to National Geographic. He wanted to  do something that represents war and terror. He said this shot  come in one magical, yet tragic moment.  He went down in the ocean to take a look and found this scene, that looked to him like a CRUCIFIXION. "Thresher sharks have these huge pectoral fins and eyes that give them a human quality, so I felt this picture - with the eye so visible - could speak to readers on a different, more personal level."                                                                                                              Brian Skerry NetGeo Photographer





 

 





 



 



 



 

http://endoftheline.com/film
Please watch this documentary film on netflix or youtube.
Please do more then just watching.
These animals need our support more then ever, and if you and I don't do anything they'll be gone forever ..... yes, FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

GET INVOLVED
Appropriate research will provide us with necessary knowledge, so next time you find yourself in front of a restaurant table you'll know what to eliminate.

Try avoiding resaurants that don't support our environment.










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​Being environmentally aware can only bring good to this world.


This World that's fool of greed!

This World that desperately needs change!

What do u have to lose.......?
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The answer is; absolutely NOTHING......!

Rather, you'll have something to be proud of.

Something that will provide a healthy and sustainable natural environment for many generations to come......
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Please follow this link and tell President Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and U.S. Trade Rep. Ron Kirk to support trade agreements that reduce overfishing subsidies today.
http://act.oceana.org/letter/l-ftw/?gclid=CMym8t-L1rYCFe1aMgod1SoAEg


http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/oceans/overfishing/

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http://worldwildlife.org/threats/overfishing

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http://saveourseas.com/threats/overfishing

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http://act.oceana.org/letter/l-ftw/?gclid=CPvc05SW87YCFYHe4AodmwoAHA

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http://www.oceanriver.org/stellwagen_alive.php​

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http://www.fao.org/docrep/005/AC751E/AC751E05.htm​

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http://www.earthtimes.org/encyclopaedia/environmental-issues/overfishing/​

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/jan/09/overfishing-pacific-bluefin-tuna​





 

 

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