Asia's Shrinking Fish Stocks: What Happens When We Run Out Of Fish? | Insight | Full Episode

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
  • The world is facing a food crisis. The U.N. World Food Programme warned that "a record 345 million acutely hungry people are marching to the brink of starvation”. And one of the world’s most important protein sources is dwindling - fish.
    Two-thirds of the world's fish stocks are either fished at their limit or overfished. In the South China Sea, Vietnamese fishing boats vie with Chinese fleets for shrinking fishing grounds. In Indonesia, rising fuel prices mean fishermen are leaving their boats in the docks, unable to afford traveling beyond the overfished coastal waters. In India, climate change and heatwaves are wreaking havoc on wild fisheries and fish farms, as water temperature becomes unconducive for aquaculture.
    What are the solutions? Can we save our fishing industries in time?
    0:00 Introduction
    2:37 Why Asia's oceans are running out of fish
    17:47 Impact of shrinking fish stock on fishing community
    21:18 How climate change affects fish stocks
    23:06 Rise in aquaculture (fish farming) in Asia
    28:14 Climate change and poor maintenance threaten fish farms
    32:54 Can high-tech fish farms ease fish shortage?
    37:34 Developing plant-based seafood alternatives
    42:13 Can the fishing industry be reformed?
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  • @jasava8051
    @jasava8051 Год назад +43

    Singapore news media should concern about the environmental devastation in Cambodia. They export huge of sand along the Mekong river to Singapore. The government sacks most of the villagers and their houses collapsed. They don’t even have land certification since the Red Khmer destroyed everything.

    • @Bigrig90
      @Bigrig90 Год назад +2

      I watched that documentary as well, very concerning piece that is for sure!

    • @HauTran-sunfromsouth
      @HauTran-sunfromsouth Год назад +2

      Same, alots of stealing sand in Vietnam & sales to Singapore as well. Many rivers get affected by its & locals villages houses affecting.

    • @ditsygirl5409
      @ditsygirl5409 Год назад +1

      Singapore stopped importing sand from Cambodia since 2016.

  • @notrandom2
    @notrandom2 Год назад +13

    If this is how humans fish, catching both eggs, young and mature fish... leaving no fish to create newer generations... well.... Know what? we deserve what's coming. We are all Darwin award winners.

  • @Bigrig90
    @Bigrig90 Год назад +31

    While I love watching documentaries like this, the human impact on the environment globally is incredibly sad. It is also apparent that overpopulation of the world seems to be a real thing, something that no one talks about very much, but remains strongly etched in my mind at least.

    • @Timholle
      @Timholle Год назад +5

      Don’t breed. Educate the rest. But sadly religions are one of the root of the issue.

    • @ahndeux
      @ahndeux Год назад

      As an eco scientist, I believe the best way to save the earth is to kill yourself. When you set an example, the rest of the world and the environment will benefit. Once everyone is gone, the fish will thrive and the soil will be fertile with lush vines and weeds.

    • @VARMOT123
      @VARMOT123 Год назад +3

      Yes not everyone gets to off load their population to 3 other continents by colonizing them like the Europeans eh and decrease their population density considering how mostly chilly and non arable europe is

    • @VARMOT123
      @VARMOT123 Год назад +2

      Yeah Uk would have 4 times it's current population density if all the Anglo saxons lived in it and not in the colonized lands . You guys should be the last ones to talk about over population

    • @Bigrig90
      @Bigrig90 Год назад +1

      @@Timholle You are exactly right. While I say that, I do have two children and am willing to accept blame for contributing to the mess that we find ourselves in.

  • @LivingWithGout
    @LivingWithGout Год назад +19

    We are the common denominator in this massive problem. We are the problem.

    • @ryansperception
      @ryansperception Год назад

      Living isn’t a problem

    • @miennam2296
      @miennam2296 Год назад

      No we are not Gov everywhere do

    • @tslee8236
      @tslee8236 Год назад +1

      Our population size is the problem. It creates an imbalance in the ecosystem. Some events are bound to happen to correct the imbalance. We just may not like the results.

  • @imandapradana7333
    @imandapradana7333 Год назад +4

    2:25 when he said "kuwe" It's not fish cake, it referred to a specific fish called trevally (or giant trevally / GT).

  • @KarthikS30712
    @KarthikS30712 Год назад +21

    Greed more than need is the problem.

    • @Mrbfgray
      @Mrbfgray Год назад

      That's the answer to everything according to your simplistic mindless indoctrination, right? That was easy!

    • @realisthmong
      @realisthmong Год назад +1

      Where do you think most of the fish end up? In Westerner’s mouths.

    • @KarthikS30712
      @KarthikS30712 Год назад

      @@realisthmong Well I did say 'greed' and not 'hunger'.

    • @meilinchan7314
      @meilinchan7314 Год назад +2

      @@realisthmong China is also a major consumer.

  • @Syisulis
    @Syisulis Год назад +25

    Make fish farms and let the wild fish grow their populations. After that regulate the amount fished. If you do this over time it should fix this issue. I know setting up fish farms will be the biggest issue however, waiting for the ocean to run out of fish is just silly. The world should work together to save the fish populations.

    • @tentimesful
      @tentimesful Год назад

      it is better to farm fish and understand when fishes take their woman so that the population grow... Im a real fish eater

    • @realisthmong
      @realisthmong Год назад

      You are an idiot. Are you going to pay the millions of fishermen who relies on fishing for a living? How are they going to farm fish? They have no income to build a farm. You demand them to work for a big American company for 1 dollar a day?

    • @albertoandrade9807
      @albertoandrade9807 Год назад +4

      Feed them what? You're running out of smaller fish too

    • @anthonyplayground1402
      @anthonyplayground1402 Год назад

      Fish farms cause polution, increase desease and parisites on the surounding area. Forcing countrys to deal with their population and stop exporting ppl is the only answer. Stop funding poverty and make it more costly to send money overseas. But first you have to deal with illegal immigration or anything you try will fail. Maybe stop dual citizenship too. Accountability in govt would prob help.

    • @Krack2805
      @Krack2805 Год назад

      @@albertoandrade9807 fish kibble

  • @mooglemy3813
    @mooglemy3813 Год назад +3

    Enjoyed this emmensly. I'm fortunate and do not have to depend on fishing directly as those in this documentary. I can purchase wild fish or clean fish depending on its source.
    I do not buy farmed fish or shrimp as it is as best polluted by the farming methods employed.
    We aren't just running out of fish but have already collapsed some species.
    I understand the hardships this causes for many regardless of their country of residence. Small catch fishermen are at a severe disadvantage to support themselves and their family. Once the fish disappear in some areas so will we! This is a world wide issue not just local one.
    I have seen some good results from shrimp (prawn) farming in Los Angeles USA. Yep in the city not using the ocean. The farming aquaculture is very precise and had good results so far. Does not involve sea water pens to grow the product. No contaminated water or antibiotics used. 4 months and large prawns harvested. No tank contamination due to precise management and understanding. Looks like others are heading in that direction. Can we farm enough fish products to sustain us?. I don't know! But as thinking human beings we should give it a chance.
    I can only wish those well mentioned in this presentation.
    Good overall presentation, thank you!

  • @jenburkholder6541
    @jenburkholder6541 Год назад +4

    If I live long enough I'll be able to witness the crash of fish stocks, mass starvation and the fall of man. Sad times. If things were better regulated years ago and greed wasn't an issue there wouldn't be half these problems that we're seeing but that is the human condition.

    • @PP-vf1kx
      @PP-vf1kx Год назад +1

      🤔 problem is the world never agree on any issue, some for some against…it’s like the war…had we all agreed on something, the problem would be solved!

  • @kev3226
    @kev3226 Год назад +3

    The solution is simple, don't go fishing for awhile. Let the supply of fish replenish.

    • @ahndeux
      @ahndeux Год назад

      Sure. Don't fish forever and the supply will definitely be better. California enforced MLPAs to limit rockfishing deeper than 150 feet for many years. Now they depleted all the rockfish less than 150 feet. This year, the law has changed to force people to fish deeper than 300 feet. Now watch the deeper fish get depleted.

  • @presto97
    @presto97 Год назад +6

    For Tuna we are catching the fish that is in their youth, how can they reproduce

  • @rajahua6268
    @rajahua6268 Год назад

    Great infos. Thank you.

  • @ahndeux
    @ahndeux Год назад +2

    Its funny how the lady complain that they used to catch 40-50kg of fish per day and now they can't even catch 5 kg. Did she even stop to think the reason was because SHE was part of the problem that caused the fish stocks to be depleted by catching way more than she need? Its not sustainable to catch that many fish. Imagine there were thousands of other fisherman doing the same thing to the fish stocks. People have to know their limits and stop when they are being too greedy. You can catch 40kg of fish today and catch nothing in a few short years or limit the catch so there will be fish in the future.

  • @user-dw2mm7uz9y
    @user-dw2mm7uz9y Год назад +4

    Time to invest in Fish farming.

  • @RUHappyATM
    @RUHappyATM Год назад +1

    Factory ships, by-catches, lax laws regarding minimum sizes, over-fishing, rising population, poor regulations on fish farms etc..
    I try to avoid fish from fish farms from develpoing countries.
    So who's to blame?
    Please look inside yourself.

  • @joeykitty2892
    @joeykitty2892 Год назад +2

    "Too much of anything, is no good."

  • @jqwoo
    @jqwoo Год назад +8

    It is about time to increase the fishery industry using hightech tanks to brew fish from young with mass production.

    • @ahndeux
      @ahndeux Год назад

      Stop smoking that crack pipe. They tried doing the same with white sea bass in California. The program's success is still yet to be determined after almost 20 years of releasing young fish and even putting in a size limit for catches.

  • @ngkeong3387
    @ngkeong3387 Год назад +3

    Reduce food wastage.. catch too much and mostly end up at gargabe bins due to unsold

  • @sompich880
    @sompich880 Год назад +1

    pollution is first and OVERFISHING is second. Its a problem in Cambodia

  • @lenzp4133
    @lenzp4133 Год назад +1

    Ah, i love the smell of war and the faint sounds of drums in the morning.. gradually getting harder to ignore over the past years. Rice, fish, freshwater, Tech Megacorps, insane autocrats.. i'm confident that we will be at each others throats, on a global scale, in this century. Cant wait to end this charade in a glorious meele.

  • @dircxx8554
    @dircxx8554 Год назад +1

    Run out because you didn’t just fish enough for you and your family but fish a mountains of fish sale .. I know everyone need to make a living but gosh fish also need times to breed … honestly humans population is vastly huge fish isn’t enough to fill everybody stomach 😅

  • @tdgdbs1
    @tdgdbs1 Год назад

    Is there such protein deficiency in this world?

  • @bananarepublic1339
    @bananarepublic1339 Год назад +18

    there is just too many people in this world.

    • @dammitdan106
      @dammitdan106 Год назад

      Stop fornicating, sterilize a percentage of your population; not going to happen. No politician wants to touch this topic and thus we are doomed to contaminate and destroy food sources until there is mass starvation, suffering and death for all of Earth's creatures. Nature always wins, but not before we destroy it.

    • @anastasiab9506
      @anastasiab9506 Год назад

      Wrong.

    • @Timholle
      @Timholle Год назад +1

      Don’t breed. Educate the rest too. Sadly, religion’s one of the main root of the issue

    • @a-perfectcleanwaterdamager6061
      @a-perfectcleanwaterdamager6061 Год назад

      Stop breeding humans death will be certain for you, if u dont

  • @celestialstar124
    @celestialstar124 Год назад +1

    First of all, i would like to take this chance to thanks those legal fishermen who wake up early to farm for fish and seafood.
    As i just have a surgery in Feb, i realised that i am unable to eat most meat and some vegetables. I feel disgusted after taking the 1st mouth and if i force myself to take a few more bite i end up puking yellow liquid for a whole day.
    Right now i can only eat slice fish porridge. Tried chicken and pork and peanut all make me puke. I can't imagine if we no longer can get fish. But i believe in my lifetime this will not happen.

  • @mikehicks2283
    @mikehicks2283 Год назад +1

    Half the fish get washed anyhow. Go to the markets in the evening before closure. Tons of stuff isn't sold yet and is reduced in price because it's going in rhe garbage within a couple hours.
    Fish spoils quickly.

  • @BladeMasterz916
    @BladeMasterz916 Год назад +3

    Fish are pets, eat dogs.

  • @uniqueunique8350
    @uniqueunique8350 Год назад +2

    I grew up eating fish. Fish back in the late 1980's & early 1990's were cheap. But after mid 1990's fish became so expensive & continues to be expensive till today.

  • @VoiceOfAsh
    @VoiceOfAsh Год назад +1

    It was bound to happen. But like pork and beef, fish can be farmed. We will be eating more and more farmed fish in the future. Good for fish in the ocean and good for people.

    • @lettucesalad3560
      @lettucesalad3560 Год назад

      China vacuums up all fish to use for food in fish farms. So what will the fish farms feed their fish then?

  • @aysmch622
    @aysmch622 3 месяца назад

    Dead zone of bengal bay,where there is algae,it isn't the algae can be used for producing a bio diesel from algae 🤔

  • @browncapri1996
    @browncapri1996 Год назад +2

    The State of Indonesia is very lucky to have its own vast maritime territory ✌The potential for fish resources in Indonesian waters is 9.931 million tonnes per year with the highest potential found in WPP 718 (Arafura Sea) of 1.992 million tonnes/year (20%), in WPP 572 (Indian Ocean west of Sumatra and the Sunda Strait) of 1.228 million/year (12%) and in WPP 711

    • @jeffreystorer4966
      @jeffreystorer4966 Год назад

      Not stopping them rape ING Australia nw coast and murdering everything they catch is it

  • @qtraplova
    @qtraplova Год назад

    I mean we take from the ocean, but what do we give it?

  • @weshotgaming5782
    @weshotgaming5782 Год назад +1

    Imagine when china was shooting missiles In the China sea when pelosi came to visit Taiwan. All those poor fish 😢

  • @bobsthea
    @bobsthea Год назад +2

    of course fish stock always dwindling, fisherman sometimes uses idiotic method to catch fish

  • @angelc5266
    @angelc5266 Год назад

    The Ocean called, they're running out of shrimp

  • @timberwolfe1645
    @timberwolfe1645 Год назад +1

    Sounds like Sails can make a comeback now!!! Just pay for your boat and.....DONE!!!! NO MORE FUEL COST

  • @nichster080
    @nichster080 Год назад

    Easy, you just park your fleet around the Galapagos islands for a month and collect everything

  • @rayne5368
    @rayne5368 Год назад

    Can't imagine when there are no more fish...

  • @darealone4480
    @darealone4480 Год назад +9

    The Chinese think they own the world, the Australian Navy always catches Chinese boats illegally fishing in Australian waters.

    • @yokesimtan2459
      @yokesimtan2459 Год назад +1

      💩👎👎

    • @albback8176
      @albback8176 Год назад +3

      Why just focus on chinese boats when there are clearly multiple causes?

    • @havencat9337
      @havencat9337 Год назад +3

      they do a lot of farming, over 80% of the world farming. This is a western narrative that is incorect.

    • @RK-cj4oc
      @RK-cj4oc Год назад

      ​@@havencat9337Dont listen to this copy pasting ching chong bot.

    • @pushslice
      @pushslice Год назад

      @@albback8176
      Your whataboutism attempt is tiresome , and weak at best .
      The world needs to start on solutions, not more defensive misdirection and squawking.
      But in the spirit of transparency , to answer your question:
      Because this is a culprit/perpetrator that is not just harming the fish stocks, but also grossly infiltrating the sovereign waters and EEZs of multiple countries . China is simply doubling-down on the misery they’re causing. Enough of this “Who, us??We didn’t do anything !” BS.
      These are correctable human-factors .

  • @gjp3863
    @gjp3863 Год назад +1

    Only the Hawaiians knew how to take only what is needed. It's called sustainability. Greed and sustainability don't mix.

    • @buzz5969
      @buzz5969 Год назад

      Most eat rice and spam now.

  • @darrellschulte3868
    @darrellschulte3868 Год назад +4

    The India news channel WION just loves to not report stuff like this. But instead how perfect India is with its not corrupt politicians who would never let anything bad happen

    • @kb9826
      @kb9826 Год назад

      I became aware of that news outlet 6-8 months ago and initially thought, great a refreshing unbiased news agency. That lasted about a week before you could see through them like a factory fresh vehicle windshield. You are 100% correct, according to WION everyone elses crap stinks except theirs. Needless to say , I stopped watching their bs.

    • @user-hg5vs7eb7r
      @user-hg5vs7eb7r Год назад

      True, I once commented something under one of their video. I received huge amount of dislikes and hatred replies from Indians. I'm an Indian but never proud of my country because they have lot of shady business going on but ask every Indian they're so proud of India. This is how media and cinema made them biggest fools in the world.

  • @shitestirrer6973
    @shitestirrer6973 Год назад

    Illegally entering Australian territorial waters to plunder sea cucumber shark fin and whatever else they can catch.

  • @shwemyint7478
    @shwemyint7478 Год назад

    We need more co operation among fish industry. research and enviromental body.. And everyine beed to folliw the guide lines if foverning bodies.

  • @LordBagdanoff
    @LordBagdanoff Год назад +5

    Increasing population around the world..

    • @sayanbiswas3563
      @sayanbiswas3563 Год назад +2

      But the population of East Asians are on the decline

    • @alexeysemenov1313
      @alexeysemenov1313 Год назад

      @@sayanbiswas3563 soon there wont be any fish and most of wild animals, because planet turned into a toxic hell by humans

    • @RK-cj4oc
      @RK-cj4oc Год назад

      ​@@sayanbiswas3563Yes but their consumption is on the rise.

  • @mitch473
    @mitch473 Год назад

    What happens when we run out of fish. Oh I know - we go hungry!

  • @amgguy4319
    @amgguy4319 Год назад

    They are not fish producers. They are fish extinguishers.

  • @TryCryingIntoThis
    @TryCryingIntoThis Год назад

    when will we run out of CNA?

  • @HarryDK
    @HarryDK Год назад

    with thousands of Chinese fishing boats sweeping the sea regardless of regulation, can't expect thing get better :(

  • @nickgibb4687
    @nickgibb4687 Год назад

    sea bass in the dirty oil-filled channel? imagine the fish poo at the bottom of the shallow top notch quality there

  • @jorgeAKAgeorgesimonhernandez
    @jorgeAKAgeorgesimonhernandez Год назад

    Question what to do
    Answer is every fishing vessel must NOT be empty they must take out fish food plant based as they travel they must feed the fish shrimp.....

  • @watiu9lei
    @watiu9lei Год назад +1

    i think covid is a good lesson to learn from. u see during the lock down, the earth repairs itself and became greener, so did the corals n the fish population. it takes 1 covid every year to let the earth survive.

  • @M.Mae.M
    @M.Mae.M Год назад

    We are over fishing the oceans and over gracing the lands, yet some of the smart minds in the world don't think the world is over populated. When the smartest act so dumb what hope do we have?

  • @bowlampar
    @bowlampar Год назад +3

    Aside from climate changes adversely affected our ocean ecological system, large scale of commercial fishing method from big countries are not bringing any positivity to all these marine species long term survivability and sustainability either, fisherman will face rapidly depleted fish stock in open ocean and river, getting bountiful catch for small time fishermen is highly unlikely in the future.

  • @buzz5969
    @buzz5969 Год назад

    They can eat veggie fish, we already have veggie burgers lol

  • @MinusMedley
    @MinusMedley Год назад

    We started running out of everything, 2 billion people ago.

  • @fritzsmith3296
    @fritzsmith3296 Год назад

    "What happens when we run out if fish?" We eat our neighbors.

  • @Coldbird1337
    @Coldbird1337 Год назад

    you know, if we switched to planned economy where we are not competing with eachother and are instead genuinely cooperating, this wouldn't be an issue, and I mean on a global scale. We can have times when we fish while the fish we cultivate grow, then switch to let the ocean population grow. we can do so much if we genuinely cooperated, instead we use debt and money to coerce cooperation, and that has lead to the troubles we have today.

  • @oishicurrypuffus
    @oishicurrypuffus Год назад

    "What Happens When We Run Out Of Fish?" .. We can always eat each other

  • @turbolife5912
    @turbolife5912 Год назад +1

    first they need to learn how to use aquaculture not just destroy their surroundings

  • @waterhearts7097
    @waterhearts7097 Год назад +1

    This is unbelievable. More than two years of global lockdown amidst COVID have significantly given the opportunity for ocean stocks to recover.

    • @qwertyguy007
      @qwertyguy007 Год назад +2

      Two years is enough to replenish the vast amount of fish that’s been caught for say a century? 😂 Is not as simple as that.

    • @mooglemy3813
      @mooglemy3813 Год назад +1

      Ha where ya been. You left out pollution, overfishing and collapsing fisheries just to name a few issues.
      Do you know where the Grand Banks are? They are off the coast or within costal waters of Newfound land Canada and Main USA. For 500 hundred years we all fished them. Then came along the factory fishing fleets after WW 2. Flounder was the big catch but factory fishing took everything not just being selective. Collapsed about 30 years ago. It's all our fault period. The USA and Canada should have done more to protect it and sustain it, but like everything else it didn't get the right support.
      We are our own worst enemy period.

  • @peterking3186
    @peterking3186 Год назад +1

    After 3 generations as fishermen my dad stop this year ending time thx I never start doing fish we never eat many fish .supermarkets or fish farm no thx never ever ,learn to eat plastic 😂

  • @jessebanda4953
    @jessebanda4953 Год назад

    We have 8 billion people. No one wants to start there we always like to factor in all these people instead of stemming how many people we have to help nature. We always seems to believe conservation and tech are the answers but they're really punting on the issue.

  • @MikeM.1971.GenX.
    @MikeM.1971.GenX. Год назад

    farm raising, I guess, Americans are ok, we only eat salmon, tilapia, flounder and catfish and tuna. we're not super adventurous as our Asian brothers.

  • @mikepotter5718
    @mikepotter5718 Год назад

    Death by starvation is slow - Mary Hunter Austin

  • @Lu5ck
    @Lu5ck Год назад +1

    Wow, I don't even eat 2kg of fish a year.

    • @ahndeux
      @ahndeux Год назад

      That is because you can afford red meat. Most people in third world country can't afford red meat and only can afford fish as a source of protein.

    • @Lu5ck
      @Lu5ck Год назад

      @@ahndeux No, I don't eat red meats, I eat mostly chicken and pork. Fish is more expensive here I live. I think people who eat fishes every meal are quite well off.

    • @ahndeux
      @ahndeux Год назад

      @@Lu5ck Umm... Pork is a red meat. The pork industry does a good job at pretending they are not, but its obviously a red meat.

    • @Lu5ck
      @Lu5ck Год назад

      @@ahndeux Don't pretend,. you were trying to imply beef. Tsk tsk. Regardless, pork and poultry still cheaper than fish at my place.

    • @ahndeux
      @ahndeux Год назад

      @Lu5ck No, I said red meat. YOU implied beef.

  • @alive4082
    @alive4082 Год назад

    No regulations is why

  • @jackjhmc820
    @jackjhmc820 Год назад

    most fishes people eat in china are now farmed fishes along the shore.

    • @mooglemy3813
      @mooglemy3813 Год назад

      Sorry but they're not. They rape the oceans for fish and their own consumption.
      Also they can sell factory frozen fish for big profits.
      Farmed fish can not sustain them.

  • @mikehicks2283
    @mikehicks2283 Год назад +1

    I always say the chinese should just eat other Chinese.
    Well, the used to in the 1950's.
    Thanks Mao

  • @EdwardNY8
    @EdwardNY8 Год назад

    Eat bugs or other animals, so many choices.. if you don't like meat fry up some tree leaves or grass, shrubs or anything else. Heck pull your neighbors flowers and eat those suckers.

  • @havencat9337
    @havencat9337 Год назад +3

    Google >>> ''China alone provides 62% of the world’s farmed fish production, with an average growth of 5.3 percent per year in the period 2000-2018, reaching a record 82.1 million tonnes in 2018''. Why not show this statistics?

    • @mooglemy3813
      @mooglemy3813 Год назад

      I wouldn't consume any food from the PRC period. Tainted with mercury just to start with. Have you seen how they raise tilapia? Check it out as I'm not saying squat. If someone conveys good info in a thread is. most won't bother to find out if it's factual or not.if

  • @klownkilla3
    @klownkilla3 Год назад +1

    I believe the answer is death and extinction

  • @jalanamatir881
    @jalanamatir881 Год назад

    Tbh are we talking about climate change or just dwindling fish?

  • @deandee8082
    @deandee8082 Год назад

    did he just say baby fishes? minnows ya gnit ...

  • @jjsamuelgunn1136
    @jjsamuelgunn1136 Год назад +1

    To complete this story you also take into the account the Valeriepieris circle. HALF the human race live inside this small geographic area of 4000km in radius roughly around the South China Sea. Ask yourself how much fish would all these people in this region eat and how to feed them all. Obviously if they need to catch fish to feed these people the most convenient fishing areas would be in the seas around this tiny region. How large is the body of water here compared to the body of water outside the circle. And yet all the other nations outside the circle will start bitching about territorial waters when the people in the circle start fishing outside their zone

    • @jjsamuelgunn1136
      @jjsamuelgunn1136 Год назад

      @@issadraco532 Should they have done it like the white scmdogs that sailed out of their tiny land and took over entire continents like America and Australia and now claiming larger bodies of land and water. Basically colonized the entire world and claimed it as their own. Let's not forget that the entire region was exploited by these whites for their natural resources and enriching themselves for centuries. Stay in your waters? Tell that to you own efn people in the first place.

  • @pz691333
    @pz691333 Год назад

    Back in the 90's they claimed all fish gone by year 2000 ....since then the world's population and need for fish grew, yet the fish were gone in year 2000 remember..

  • @vanessali1365
    @vanessali1365 Год назад

    We are running out of everything because too many of us people.

  • @Asher89leo
    @Asher89leo Год назад +1

    Solution don't catch fish for awhile.

  • @creatureunderthebed7083
    @creatureunderthebed7083 Год назад +1

    Zero fishing regulation and mass netting of any and all fish stock....but let's just keep blaming climate change for everything.

  • @kennethjmurphy3364
    @kennethjmurphy3364 Год назад

    Greed, gluttony, covetousness, etc

  • @chriscarrol9373
    @chriscarrol9373 Год назад

    It's simple to understand. Put a bunch of rats oñ a cage. Give them enough water and food to feed 3 times as many you put in. Then slowly reduce the amount of food and water each day. Soon they will hit critical shortage where the supply can't support the population. Those friendly rats will start to bicker. As things get worse so will the fights.i fear we a nearing the end of the experiment.

  • @MrBoliao98
    @MrBoliao98 Год назад

    China do all the unsustainable fish catching, the rest of us just farm away. Don't assume you will have food.

  • @aiman1909
    @aiman1909 Год назад

    wild sea fish may getting decrease, only alternate for fish industry will be domestic river fish breeding to feed people

  • @jjsamuelgunn1136
    @jjsamuelgunn1136 Год назад +10

    Thank you Japan for dumping radioactive water into the sea. It will definitely help by making bigger giant mutant fishes

    • @cyberfunk3793
      @cyberfunk3793 Год назад

      The amount of radiation leaked is next to nothing.

  • @TiborRoussou
    @TiborRoussou Год назад

    Give a man a fish. He will eat for the day. Give a man a fishing pole and he'll wipe out a species.

  • @gaza1677
    @gaza1677 Год назад

    Just pay the fishermen for a year or two to stop fishing

  • @jasondiggs6740
    @jasondiggs6740 Год назад

    Pollution and human greed.

  • @gdagod8832
    @gdagod8832 Год назад

    I’m out of a job!

  • @koteshnakkala6385
    @koteshnakkala6385 Год назад

    In India we have much fish 🐠🐠🐠

    • @mooglemy3813
      @mooglemy3813 Год назад

      I don't think do judging by this stream. What I'd too much fish? Means you can catch all.of them if you want to.

  • @jarrodyuki7081
    @jarrodyuki7081 Год назад

    no child porn no sex with minors no illegal drugs and no illegal firearms in any nation.

  • @getonlygotonly
    @getonlygotonly Год назад +1

    the planet will survive. humans, probably not

  • @seikocitizenwatches
    @seikocitizenwatches Год назад

    Our oceans will run out of fish in 2050.

  • @armzbrah6371
    @armzbrah6371 Год назад +6

    Same as Africa, fish populations completely decimated, the Chinese also on the African coasts

  • @albertoandrade9807
    @albertoandrade9807 Год назад

    So..... stop eating fish. You don't need sushi to live. Most of the people shown here literally depend on the sea

  • @jimmyhvy2277
    @jimmyhvy2277 Год назад

    they are growing Bugs for as to eat .

  • @DWS-123
    @DWS-123 Год назад +2

    I don't think Asia is running out of fish. Indonesia have a lot of fish in their wide sea. Malaysia have a lot of fish as well. Philippines, Japan, Korea and Taiwan are surrounded by sea with a lot of fish. Only Singapore don't have sea, that is why they import fish from other countries.

    • @phanganisland
      @phanganisland Год назад

      You sound like a really dumb person.

    • @mooglemy3813
      @mooglemy3813 Год назад +1

      I disagree. Not saying more than that but get your facts right if your going to comment. WTF I'm done with this chat.

    • @DWS-123
      @DWS-123 Год назад +1

      @@mooglemy3813 Malaysia has a lot of Dory fish. Indonesia has a lot of variety fish, Tenggiri, Tuna, Patin, etc. Thailand and Philippines has fish as well because they are surrounded by sea. While Singapore import fish from another country because they are surrounded by US and local military, that is why they are the only one who is facing the fish crisis, particularly when other countries limit their fish exports. This is the fact.

  • @malisengjabum5959
    @malisengjabum5959 Год назад

    China is building too many dams in China and Laos. Fish can't swing up stream to lay eggs, spawn and multiply.

    • @mooglemy3813
      @mooglemy3813 Год назад

      Absolutely correct. But every country has done the same. We're not too bright huh?

  • @gts6536
    @gts6536 Год назад +2

    No problem for rich Singapore, just import expensive fish or and and other seafood from Alaska or anywhere in the world! That is what evil money is for, isn't it?

    • @thebangkokconnection4080
      @thebangkokconnection4080 Год назад

      Cold water sea food is the best, shrimp in cold water has flavor unlike prawn which has little to no taste.

    • @ditsygirl5409
      @ditsygirl5409 Год назад

      We have a 30 by 30 plan to grow 30% of our own food by 2030. Stop importing so much as many agriculture and food production industry are collapsing due to lack of fertilisers or climate change issues.

  • @deandee8082
    @deandee8082 Год назад

    funny how they breed breed breed, fish fish fish, then wonder where all the fish are...

  • @F510C
    @F510C Год назад

    More chicken farms and more vegetables farms. Polluted water and climate change even fish farms are going to have poor yield.

  • @remyllebeau77
    @remyllebeau77 Год назад +7

    Let's see if they are brave enough to blame China for over fishing everywhere, even in waters that don't belong to them.

    • @lettucesalad3560
      @lettucesalad3560 Год назад +3

      You are right, shameless to steal food from poorer countries

    • @donyuan47
      @donyuan47 Год назад

      People live in US and G7 countries consume 10x more than average Chinese. Some westerners are shameless when it comes to hypocrisy.

    • @lettucesalad3560
      @lettucesalad3560 Год назад

      @@donyuan47 Who's fault is it that China has such a big population in the first place? Did the US/G7 encourage Chinese people to reproduce 40 years ago? I Don't think so.

    • @remyllebeau77
      @remyllebeau77 Год назад

      @@donyuan47 Apples and oranges you paid shill. Our industrial fishing doesn't even come close to the disaster of over fishing that China is doing. China is responsible for 44% of EEZ fishing which is stealing fish from poorer countries.
      And you have the gall to call me shameless. You disgust me. You deserve to have all nations immediately sink or hijack all Chinese fishing vessels caught illegally fishing.

    • @kongwee1978
      @kongwee1978 Год назад

      US the biggest fishing industry.