Marine Life Category

Piranhas In Peril

In: Marine Life, Wildlife

Piranhas have long inspired many emotions in humane beings, everything from fascination to outright fear. It is not uncommon then for many people to view them as endurable and undaunted predators However, despite this reputation piranhas are helpless against the assaults of humans. Every year, countless numbers of piranhas are unwillingly captured and kidnapped from [...]

The scene is apocalyptic. Fires sweeping across the surface of the ocean. Gulls and turtles entombed in oil slicks. Oil-soaked pelicans and terns washed up on shorelines–tragic monuments to human folly and the destruction of a delicate balance. And always that stinging smell of oil that seeps into every pore and entangles sea grasses, oozes [...]

Japan seeks to kill 1000 whales

In: Marine Life, Take Action

Ignoring the global moratorium on killing whales for commercial use, Japan has decided to provoke yet another fight over marine life. Heading to the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary, Japan has announced plans to kill 1,000 whales, including endangered fin whales and humpbacks, in the name of “scientific research.” Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and Greenpeace have [...]

Its not often that I am compelled to write about celebrities speaking out against certain atrocities, but Hayden Panettiere, star of the NBC series Heroes, has proven that she is willing to do more than just speak out. Along with five friends, the 18-year-old actress from Australia paddled out on a surfboard to stop a [...]

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