Overfishing – 1000 Pcs

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Overfishing occurs when fish are caught at a faster rate than they can reproduce, leading to population declines and ecosystem imbalances. It is one of the biggest threats to marine biodiversity and food security, driven by industrial fishing, illegal practices, and high demand for seafood.

When fish populations shrink, entire marine ecosystems suffer. Predators lose their food sources, coral reefs decline, and biodiversity decreases. Overfishing also affects coastal communities that rely on fish for livelihoods and nutrition.

Another consequence is bycatch, where non-target species like turtles, dolphins, and sharks are accidentally caught and discarded. This disrupts the ocean’s delicate balance, pushing many species toward endangerment or extinction.

To combat overfishing, solutions include sustainable fishing regulations, marine protected areas, and responsible consumer choices. Choosing certified sustainable seafood, supporting fishing limits, and advocating for ocean conservation policies can help restore marine ecosystems.

By addressing overfishing, we can protect marine life, support ocean health, and ensure a stable seafood supply for future generations.

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