Question by : Why they ban people from killing shark ? when at the same time encourage killing off mosquito ?
dont they know that many animal are actually eat mosquito such as frog, lizard etc, while shark is top predator which mean almost nothing eat them… or maybe just human eat them as food or cosmetic ?
and why using shark as food is banned but using shark oil for other uses are ok ???
is it political ?
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I eat shark once a week. We call it Flake once it’s cooked.
No. Sharks are almost in danger. Mosquitos. Ha. Theirs trillions.
because sharks are endangered and mosquitos piss people of
I suggest you pray on this matter. Even though I’m a life-long atheist, I can tell when somebody might benefit from a little “talking to themselves” time.
Since this is the religious section and you posted a shark vs. mosquito question here, I assume one or both of them are Christian? Let me guess: The shark? Oh, wait, mosquitoes are the blood suckers, aren’t they?! Then it’s them for sure.
Only certain sharks are banned from being kill and that’s because they are near extinction, such as the great white shark, they have been nearly wiped out. sharks are scavengers and thus they help keep dangerous bacteria in the oceans in check.
As for Mosquitoes, they are pest, they invade your home and their bite has cause the death of millions of people, many cause Malaria, none serve any good purpose, they are simply pest, if they were wiped out it would be a blessing…
Only certain larger species of sharks are banned from being killed in most countries. Large sharks have long gestational periods and few of their young actually survive to reproductive age. This means that when certain species of sharks are killed en mass, it takes a long time for that species to repopulate. Mosquitoes, on the other hand, lay many eggs at a time, so it takes only a short amount of time for mosquito populations to repopulate. To answer your second question, shark meat contains high levels of mercury that can essentially poison someone if consumed in large quantities.