Sentences with phrase «while shark fishing»

While shark fishing in international waters (inexplicably) remains unrestricted, there may yet be some hope for the beleaguered animals: a newly proposed U.N. resolution would call for immediate catch limits and for a complete ban on shark finning.

Not exact matches

West Ham United's new hero Dimitri Payet sends chills down FFT's spine by warning us about his temperamental side, while speedster Hector Bellerin talks Arsenal before turning to the important matters of the day - fish and chips, clowns and why dolphins are better than sharks.

Piggy Bank, Sharks Are Wild, and Catch»N Fish are three children's card games from Hoyle that help children develop math skills while having fun.

In Fishes of the Open Ocean, Pepperell writes that historic accounts tell of thresher sharks attacking whales, and notes that while these stories seem highly unlikely, they do make for fascinating reading.

While observing young sharks in the lab, researchers at the Marine Biological Association in Plymouth, United Kingdom, serendipitously discovered that the fish might use their toothy tushes instead.

While we're talking big fish tales, you may have heard sharks don't get cancer.

«Although sharks and bony fishes are not closely related, they are nonetheless both fish... while mammals have very different anatomies and physiologies.

In cores from numerous ocean basins, they found that while the numbers of sharks remained steady before and after the extinction event, the ratio of ray - finned fish teeth to shark teeth and scales gradually rose, first doubling then becoming eight times more abundant 24 million years after the extinction event.

While setting on whale sharks is not a method used by U.S. tuna fishing vessels, NOAA Fisheries issued regulations in September prohibiting the practice by the U.S. fleet operating in the EPO.

«The sharks and skate have lost the bony under - layer, while most fish have lost the tooth - like dentine outer layer.

However, while most fish in the sea have bones, one ancient lineage — sharks, skates and rays — possess skeletons made entirely of cartilage.

While the outlook for reefs in the fact of today's rapid global warming is exceptionally serious, the authors provide remedial options for management interventions that will increase reef resilience, including: a) reduce the harvest of herbivorous fish to sustainable levels, b) protect sharks and other top predators, c) manage all aspects of water quality, and d) diminish direct anthropogenic impacts and stressors.

His childhood beatings and subsequent rigorous training to become an Olympic - quality distance runner are followed by the six weeks of trying to survive at sea on the occasional raw fish while undergoing attacks by sharks and Japanese fighter planes.

This book covers a range of exciting topics including: Sharks Lose Teeth All The Time Sharks Are Older Than The Dinosaurs The Whale Shark Is The Largest Fish In The World Sharks» Stomachs Are Incredibly Tough The Megalodon Shark Is The Largest Shark That Ever Existed Sharks Are Cartilaginous Fish Sharks Do Not Prefer To Eat People Sharks Rarely Get Cancer Some Sharks Can Live In Freshwater, Too Sharks Are More Likely To Attack In Shallow Water Shark Fins Are A Delicacy In Some Cultures Sharks Have To Stay Active To Survive Sharks Come In All Shapes And Sizes Sharks Can Hear Very Well A Shark's Sense Of Smell Is Impressive Sharks Can Sense Electrical Impulses, Too Some Sharks Are World Travelers Sharks Sleep While Moving Some Sharks Can Fly Many Sharks Are Endangered Species We loved compiling this book and even learned a few things along the way and hopefully you will too.

With constant calls, letters, and emails from creditors, you may begin to feel like a small fish in the middle of a shark feeding frenzy — while your creditors want to devour what little you have, you have few options to regain the security you once had.

While there were no sharks knocking about that day I was lucky enough to see cuttlefish, manta rays and some incredibly vivid fish and coral.

I wanted to complete the course with Two Fish Divers firstly because I have wanted to travel to Indonesia for quite a while, but also because I was able to take an Eco internship across three locations (Bunaken, Lembeh, Lembongan) which offers shark and manta awareness and conservation specialties and courses such as fish identification, which are very well suited to my intereFish Divers firstly because I have wanted to travel to Indonesia for quite a while, but also because I was able to take an Eco internship across three locations (Bunaken, Lembeh, Lembongan) which offers shark and manta awareness and conservation specialties and courses such as fish identification, which are very well suited to my interefish identification, which are very well suited to my interests.

The soaring red cliffs of Cabo Pearce provide a dramatic backdrop for encounters with playful encounters, while Roca Partida is an open - ocean oasis of life that attracts massive fish shoals and is visited by ten species of sharks.

Clearly marked with bright orange buoys you can swim right out to the trail from the shore, and while you might not see dolphins or sharks you're guaranteed to spot tropical fish and possibly turtles.

Outer reef slopes provide dramatic drops in exceptional clear waters, while the channels that cut through the reefs attract schooling fish and sharks on tidal changes, creating exciting opportunities for drift dives and big animal viewing.

You find some great coral gardens teeming with marine life such as anemone fish, octopus and occasionally sharks and turtles, as well as some great muck diving sites with special critters such as frog fish, seahorses and once in a while the blue - ringed octopus.

While cruising the most beautiful turquoise waters, you may observe turtles, rays, sharks, and tropical fishes in their natural habitat.

«Guests have seen whales, dolphins, flying fish, and sharks while working out,» says spokeswoman Mimi Weisband.

Armed with a torch you can discover the many caves and channels, while swimming with many fish and reef sharks.

Watching shark, lobsters, and seahorse, piranhas and millions of fishes over our head was like dreaming while awake.

Shark Ray Alley is only about 12 feet deep, so scuba is hardly necessary there, and while guides like to feed the fish for their visitors, this is not a practice to be encouraged.

Additionally while dive Gili Air and you will very likely see turtles, sharks and cuttle fish, ghost pipe fish, frog fish, and definitely all kinds of lively, colorful reef fish.

Sites with more extensive coral cover are home to a variety of endemic tropical fish and reef dwellers, while the frequent proximity to blue water results in visits from larger animals such as rays, sharks, turtles and dolphin.

Ventura provides an interesting balance between Southern and Northern California, and the local Channel Islands National Park provides unique scenery, attracts wildlife like seals, sea lions, dolphins, and sharks, while kelp beds create large concentrations of fish species including assorted Bass and Yellowtail.

While snorkeling you can enjoy hundred of colorful fish and sea earchens as well as viewing and swimming with the Nurse sharks.

Frog fish and flamboyant cuttlefish could be found in the sand, while huge octopods, numerous turtles and sting rays, and sometimes even sharks preferred the coral islands and its passing channel.

While diving or surfing you will be able to see magnificent coral reefs, whale sharks, sun - fish and manta rays by snorkeling directly off the beach in front of the villa.

While enjoying some of the world's best diving and snorkeling opportunities, you can also see shoals of hammerhead sharks, manta rays, sea turtles, and thousands of colorful fish.

Rakeedhoo is full of fish on the channel side with sharks and Eagle Rays, while on the wall inside the channel all the overhands are covered with soft corals and Sea Fans.

While cruising you may also see many other marine creatures including dolphins, sharks, sea turtles, flying fish and sting rays.

While snorkeling the Hol Chan Marine Reserve, we saw multiple rays and a pretty big nurse shark in addition to a sea turtle, eel, and countless numbers of beautiful species of fish that were nothing short of stunning.

Walls crammed with colourful life and activity, sharks, turtles and vast schools of fish such as barracuda and jacks, and all the while the possibility of seeing something really exciting such as hammerheads or thresher sharks; this is what scuba divers from across the world flock to Pulau Sipadan to see.

While snorkeling around the Devil's Crown, you can find colorful reef fish, hammerhead sharks, eels, and king angelfish.

Light tackle casting offers anglers more continuous action throughout the year; you can catch species like barracuda, sharks, jacks, snapper, and grouper while light tackle fishing.

The draw of the strong and healthy corals are teeming with eels, angelfish, grouper, and other bright reef fish swimming in and out of the nooks and crevices, while stone crabs, loggerhead turtles, manta rays, and even a small number of sharks can be seen here as well.

Silvertips, grey reef, whitetip reef, blacktip reef, sicklefin lemons, and tawny nurse sharks as well as large bull and occasional tiger sharks come to feed on the fish bait provided at a depth of 25 to 30m on the reef ledge while divers observe from a safe distance.

A stunning secluded local beach well off the tourist trail, we snorkeled close enough to touch enormous sea turtles, were slapped around under water by playful sea lions, and swam through schools of sharks, rare coral, and colorful fish while blue - footed boobies and frigatebirds circled overhead.

The on resort Marine Wildlife Saltwater Lagoons are home to a wide assortment of fish including black top reef sharks and clown fish while the resort's 1.1 hectare private island (located 65 meters away) provides the perfect, isolated relaxation spot.

Along with dolphins, Monkey Mia is home to whales, manta rays, turtles, sharks, a huge array of fish and a 10th of the world's dugongs, which you can spot while snorkelling, scuba diving or on a glass - bottomed boat tour.

Both hard and soft corals proliferate, supporting giant clams, anemones and sea cucumbers, while the rich diversity of fish life includes coral trout, butterflyfish, angelfish, fusiliers, chromis, clownfish and parrotfish as well as turtles and reef sharks.

While snorkeling Ambergris Caye, you may observe green sea turtles, nurse sharks, southern stingrays, spotted eagle rays, moray eels and typical reef fish.

Swimming alongside one another, the fish gain protection from predators, while the shark gains freedom from parasites.

In his second photographic series called «Plenty Of Fish In The Sea», Bas presents young boys playing in the sea with self - made shark fins; while diving, only the shark fins are visible and therefore the illusion of being confronted with real sharks is created.

Meanwhile shark sanctuaries (no shark fishing allowed) have been cropping up all over the place: Palau created the first in 2009, while the Maldives and Raja Ampat Islands of Indonesia followed suit in 2010.

The Marine Conservation Society is one of our prominent friends who actively clean up, while many associates concerned with sharks, fishing, whales and conservation are keenly involved.