TONY ZADEL A REUNI CES QUELQUES PETITIONS ET CREE CE DOSSIER
POUR LES DAUPHINS DU PEROU.
CE SONT DES PECHEURS QUI SONT ACCUSES ICI.. ET AUSSI LES VENDEURS DE VIANDE . LES MASSACRES SONT ILLEGAUX MAIS CONTINUENT ALORS MOBILISONS NOUS!!
3 VIDEOS SUR YOUTUBE EN BLEU..
PLEASE SIGN & SHARE WIDELY THESE ➨ 6 VIP PETITIONS TO STOP THE ILLEGAL HOLOCAUST OF DOLPHINS IN PERU !!
►PET.1 https://www.causes.com/
►PET.2 http://forcechange.com/
►PET.3 http://www.change.org/
►PET.4 http://
►PET.5 http://forcechange.com/
►PET.6 vote FOR or AGAINST the continuation of the slaughter of dolphins by fishermen in Peru. Please vote and leave your comments at the bottom of this page:►►http://
✦PICTURED✦:Hauling: The fisherman drag up the dolphin carcass before butchering it on board the ship..
✦✦Massacre of the dolphins in PERU: How 15,000 of the mammals a year are being speared and slaughtered just for bait to catch endangered sharks!!
**Fishermen in Peru hunt and butcher dolphins on a barbaric way, even though it's illegal..!! **They harvest meat from the animals to use as cheap bait for sharks
✦Peruvian fishermen slaughtered dolphins to use as bait for shark fishing, an undercover investigation has revealed. Footage showed infant and adult dolphins being harpooned then stabbed and clubbed before, in some cases, being cut open and butchered while still alive. ▬►The slaughtered dolphins were cut up and used as bait !!
✦Dolphins are also killed for human consumption in Peru even though it is illegal..!!
✦Up to 20,000 dolphins are being killed in this way every year by Peruvian long-line shark-fishing fleets, according to three organisations – Peruvian NGO Mundo Azul, US NGO Blue Voice and the UK-based Ecostorm agency – involved in the month-long investigation.
✦✦THE BRUTAL PROCESS FROM START TO FINISH✦✦
The footage was filmed secretly on two shark-fishing boats and numerous interviews with fishermen corroborate that dolphin killing is common practice.
“We videotaped from the boat and in the water and what we saw was unimaginably horrific,” said Stefan Austermuhle, executive director of Mundo Azul, who spent 24 days on one shark-fishing boat off the Peruvian coast.“I just went numb looking at the pitiful dolphin being battered with a club. All I could do was continue recording the event, as well as the butchering of the sharks in the hope that making the world aware of this tragedy can somehow bring an end to it.
“The Peruvian fishermen endanger the survival of the dolphin species while pushing sharks towards a population collapse.”
✦Sharks too are killed – by cutting off their noses while still alive and pushing wires through their brains and down the spinal cord in order to immobilize them, the investigation showed.Pregnant sharks caught alive are not returned to sea in order to guarantee the species’ survival but are slaughtered on board with
▬►their living babies dying between the carcasses !!!
The killing of dolphins has been illegal in Peru since 1997!!
We invite you to vote FOR or AGAINST the continuation of the slaughter of dolphins by fishermen in Peru. Please vote and leave your comments at the bottom of this page.
http://
✦✦Read more here:http://
✦✦PLEASE WATCH THESE 3 VIDEOS:
PUBLISHED ON 18 OCTOBER-2013 BY MUNDO-AZUL
▬►https://www.facebook.com/
-Published on Oct 17, 2013
Footage released by a Peruvian NGO shows fishermen hunting and killing a dolphin for use as fishing bait or for human consumption. Under Peruvian law, killing dolphins is considered a crime against the environment. The incident was filmed by Mundo Azul as part of an undercover investigation by the NGO. Peru's environment minister, Manuel Pulgar, is outraged by the lack of regard for the marine life, saying action must be taken!
►►http://youtu.be/
-Published on Oct 18, 2013
Working undercover, journalists from the UK investigative agency Ecostorm and The Ecologist magazine spent a week onboard a shark fishing boat 100km out at sea, enduring rough seas, basic living conditions and a near-death shipwreck incident, in order to film the hunt. The investigation shows the fishing crew sharpening a large steel harpoon before pursuing -- and eventually spearing -- a dolphin, whilst bow riding in front of the vessel. The dolphin can be seen struggling on a rope before being hauled aboard and skinned. Sliced into fine pieces, the bloody dolphin meat is then mixed with fish bait before being skewered onto hooks for catching sharks, which are sought for their meat and fins!!
►►http://youtu.be/
✦✦MORE PICTURES HERE:http://
Thank you ~Tony Zadel/ Copyright(©)-Afficher la suite
– avec Toni Gutierrez.
►PET.1 https://www.causes.com/
►PET.2 http://forcechange.com/
►PET.3 http://www.change.org/
►PET.4 http://
►PET.5 http://forcechange.com/
►PET.6 vote FOR or AGAINST the continuation of the slaughter of dolphins by fishermen in Peru. Please vote and leave your comments at the bottom of this page:►►http://
✦PICTURED✦:Hauling: The fisherman drag up the dolphin carcass before butchering it on board the ship..
✦✦Massacre of the dolphins in PERU: How 15,000 of the mammals a year are being speared and slaughtered just for bait to catch endangered sharks!!
**Fishermen in Peru hunt and butcher dolphins on a barbaric way, even though it's illegal..!! **They harvest meat from the animals to use as cheap bait for sharks
✦Peruvian fishermen slaughtered dolphins to use as bait for shark fishing, an undercover investigation has revealed. Footage showed infant and adult dolphins being harpooned then stabbed and clubbed before, in some cases, being cut open and butchered while still alive. ▬►The slaughtered dolphins were cut up and used as bait !!
✦Dolphins are also killed for human consumption in Peru even though it is illegal..!!
✦Up to 20,000 dolphins are being killed in this way every year by Peruvian long-line shark-fishing fleets, according to three organisations – Peruvian NGO Mundo Azul, US NGO Blue Voice and the UK-based Ecostorm agency – involved in the month-long investigation.
✦✦THE BRUTAL PROCESS FROM START TO FINISH✦✦
The footage was filmed secretly on two shark-fishing boats and numerous interviews with fishermen corroborate that dolphin killing is common practice.
“We videotaped from the boat and in the water and what we saw was unimaginably horrific,” said Stefan Austermuhle, executive director of Mundo Azul, who spent 24 days on one shark-fishing boat off the Peruvian coast.“I just went numb looking at the pitiful dolphin being battered with a club. All I could do was continue recording the event, as well as the butchering of the sharks in the hope that making the world aware of this tragedy can somehow bring an end to it.
“The Peruvian fishermen endanger the survival of the dolphin species while pushing sharks towards a population collapse.”
✦Sharks too are killed – by cutting off their noses while still alive and pushing wires through their brains and down the spinal cord in order to immobilize them, the investigation showed.Pregnant sharks caught alive are not returned to sea in order to guarantee the species’ survival but are slaughtered on board with
▬►their living babies dying between the carcasses !!!
The killing of dolphins has been illegal in Peru since 1997!!
We invite you to vote FOR or AGAINST the continuation of the slaughter of dolphins by fishermen in Peru. Please vote and leave your comments at the bottom of this page.
http://
✦✦Read more here:http://
✦✦PLEASE WATCH THESE 3 VIDEOS:
PUBLISHED ON 18 OCTOBER-2013 BY MUNDO-AZUL
▬►https://www.facebook.com/
-Published on Oct 17, 2013
Footage released by a Peruvian NGO shows fishermen hunting and killing a dolphin for use as fishing bait or for human consumption. Under Peruvian law, killing dolphins is considered a crime against the environment. The incident was filmed by Mundo Azul as part of an undercover investigation by the NGO. Peru's environment minister, Manuel Pulgar, is outraged by the lack of regard for the marine life, saying action must be taken!
►►http://youtu.be/
-Published on Oct 18, 2013
Working undercover, journalists from the UK investigative agency Ecostorm and The Ecologist magazine spent a week onboard a shark fishing boat 100km out at sea, enduring rough seas, basic living conditions and a near-death shipwreck incident, in order to film the hunt. The investigation shows the fishing crew sharpening a large steel harpoon before pursuing -- and eventually spearing -- a dolphin, whilst bow riding in front of the vessel. The dolphin can be seen struggling on a rope before being hauled aboard and skinned. Sliced into fine pieces, the bloody dolphin meat is then mixed with fish bait before being skewered onto hooks for catching sharks, which are sought for their meat and fins!!
►►http://youtu.be/
✦✦MORE PICTURES HERE:http://
Thank you ~Tony Zadel/ Copyright(©)-Afficher la suite
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