The End of the Line - Killing Bluefin Tuna

The End of the Line is a powerful film about one of the world's most disturbing problems - over-fishing. Advances in fishing technology mean whole species of wild fish are under threat and the most important stocks we eat are predicted to be in a state of collapse by 2050.

The film points the finger at those most to blame, including celebrity chefs, and shows what we can do about it. This is not just a film, it is also a campaign - for sustainable consumption of fish, for marine protected areas to allow the sea to recover, and for a new ethic of responsible fishing.

www.endoftheline.com

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• tuna
• bluefin tuna
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[BLACKSAKER]

Its terrible that we just keep taking and taking, I hope our future ancestors see us for what we are, brainless primitive creatures that just dont have a clue!!

[kedordu]

sucks that ill have to give up tuna .. done

[mashoriku]

The worst part of it, is that they killed them while they are traveling to realase the eggs, so this is a crime, they don´t let them reproduce, it is a shame cause it is taking the tuna to extinction. Later do not cry that we don´t have fish.

[imdun]

This is the Matanza method of Tuna fishing. It is an ancient and sustainable method. It looks very gruesome because of the up close and personal manner in which the fish are caught and slaughtered...however this is because the fish are caught and killed immediately in the water or immediately on-board the boat. This method is considered a highly sustainable fishing method which has been going on for centuries. @ Atunarro, this IS the Almadraba (different name for same technique). Fisheries Bio.

[Atunarro]

The only way to stop this is allow just traditional fishing and prohibit comercial overfishing. Is demostrated that the traditional fishing techniques( like the almadraba) dont affect bluefin tuna, why? because they have been used for hundreds of years without been harmful for the tuna.

[fattommy16]

seriously? Commenting on things posted a year ago? Congrats, you're a winner.

[DavaNzii1]

This just fucking pisses me off all for some stupid fuckin cans of meat this is bullshit

[RockinHeliboy]

this is cool death to teh tunaz!

[tranquilocito]

Being Vegan is the way to stop this insanity!

[mmmmmvodka]

i gave up eating fish a long time ago when I realized what was going on.

But that doesn't stop Asia one bit.

My decisions are minuscule compared to countries who eat fish every day.

[kedordu]

and u are even more idiotic for talking about cans ???

[fattommy16]

youre an idiot, this kind of tuna isn't the kind you get in a can.