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Fishing Litter Causes Death of much-loved Dolphin

Author - CEO

Our hearts go out to our colleagues in WDCS Australasia who have seen one of Adelaide's much loved dolphin die a horrible death thanks to the failure of people to dispose responsibly of fishing litter. Dr. Mike Bosley speaking for WDCS said, "Recreational fishing litter is hundreds of times worse for marine wildlife than plastic bags. The current case of Falcon is just the tip of the iceberg. Dolphins, sea birds and other wild life are becoming entangled on almost a daily basis. People just have to learn that fishing line is a lethal weapon".

This entry was posted by Chris Butler-Stroud on Wednesday, November 26. 2008 at 21:38. and is filed under Author - CEO. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog. All new comments are subject to moderation before being displayed.
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