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Sea Shepherd Galapagos Director Alex Cornelissen observes dead sharks from an illegal fishing operation busted by local authorities. Photo: Tim Watters

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* Images taken in a Natural Protected Area designated by the Government of Mexico for the protection of its natural resources and subject to special regulations. Data and images collected under permit SGPA/DGVS/00823

Every year as many as 100,00,000 sharks are caught

Every year as many as 100,00,000 sharks are caught and have their fins brutally hacked off for human consumption. These sharks are then thrown back into the ocean to bleed to death or drown. 🦈😢

Sharks balance the health of our ocean, so without them, our ocean will become much sicker.

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Happy Mother's Day to all of the amazing moms around the world from Sea Shepherd!

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We will never stop fighting for the blue.

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In August 1952 the volcanic island, San Benedicto,

In August 1952 the volcanic island, San Benedicto, erupted and destroyed all of the plant life, along with the only two species of breeding land birds, and most of the breeding seabirds. Over time, vegetation, seabirds - the Laysen Albatross and Red Footed Booby have returned to some parts of the island.

Images taken in a Natural Protected Area designated by the Government of Mexico for the protection of its natural resources and subject to special regulations. Data and images collected under permit SGPA/DGVS/00823

Photos: @simonagerphotography

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