乐生活Jaw trade of endangered species: collective aphasia of foreign animal protection.
The jaw trade, like the shark fin trade, is a very bad behavior for endangered species.
The last thing I can’t understand about jaw trade is that, at least abroad, it’s not just one or two people who show off this kind of thing, but a group that has grown into scale. However, many foreign animal protection organizations rarely criticize this, and rarely call for the purchase of endangered species of jaw.
To put it mildly, some nominal movers see players showing off their jaws with endangered species, as indifferently as they see the lawn on the roadside.
Obviously, sharks don’t pull out their jaws by themselves.
Behind each mackerel shark’s jaw is a killed mackerel shark, no matter whether the excuse is fishing or whatever (the excuse of natural death in aquariums is even less credible).
However, most foreign movable insurance companies remain silent about this phenomenon.
Some people are calling for it, but only a very small number of people are calling for it, and very few people disseminate it artificially. It can be said that the jaw trade profits are not less than shark fin. From the jaw trade, & quot; Happiness, & quot; people who like dead sharks want it to last.
In contrast, shark fin trade in China has been opposed by many people (some people profit from it and wash it white, but the mainstream attitude does not support shark fin). Although China is the origin of shark fin, more and more Chinese, at least the majority of my peers, are against it.
On the contrary, as the origin of jaw collection in western countries (originated from the tradition of animal head collection), most people keep silent about the jaw trade of endangered species. Many people also regard jaw collection of endangered species as a symbol of shark preference.
Fig. 1 and 2: Jaw collectors on Facebook have passed this hobby on to their children (jaw is an endangered species, mackerel shark)
Fig. 3: I posted a post in a Facebook group against the jaw trade of endangered species. In the commentary area, a foreigner said that he thought that the people who engaged in the jaw trade were seven times as opposed to the jaw trade.
