Mexico: Poaching damages Yucatecan octopus

게시됨 2021년 8월 20일

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A large scale illegal fishing operation was uncovered in Yucatan, Mexico, resulting in the seizure of over a ton of octopus, shark, lobster, and sea cucumber, along with equipment used for illegal fishing. This illegal fishing, which makes up 40% of the production on the Yucatan coast, is threatening the balance of the marine ecosystem and the economy of local fishermen. The ban on mollusk fishing is expected to exacerbate the situation, and authorities have been urged to increase surveillance to prevent illegal practices. The potential economic impact of this illegal fishing is significant, with potential repercussions for the octopus harvest season and the livelihoods of over 12,000 fishing families.
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HERBERTH ESCALANTE. THE HERALD OF MEXICO. With information from DIARIO DE YUCATÁN. Producers warn of the increase in illegal capture of species, which puts the economy of the entity at risk. Merida Yucatan. When the security authorities searched a warehouse in the Yucatecan port of Dzilam de Bravo, they found a large number of marine species that were illegally refrigerated there, which were closed: more than a ton of octopus, 37 kilos of shark, 11.5 lobster and 3.4 sea cucumber, among others. Upon entering, they found digital scales, rolls of fishing line and various instruments and catching gear, as well as another 60 kilos of cooked octopus, eight of snail and up to four live turtles and a baby crocodile. All those marine products were for the black market, an open secret on the Yucatan coast, and they usually end up in restaurants in other parts of the world. This case, which occurred at the end of July, made it clear that poaching (fishing without permission) in the entity ...
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