But maybe they should. Fisherman in the Philippines told authorities that they accidentally caught and ate a 1,300 pound megamouth shark, one of the rarest fish in the world. Only 40 other of the MM sharks have been recorded said guys from the World Wildlife Federation. They WWF tried to talk the fishermen into letting the shark go, but they took it to their village and ate it up (totally by accident according to the fisherman.) I feel so sorry for the shark. He obviously survived for a very long time in the ocean, and then a dumb fisherman's net is is undoing. The fisherman should have let him go and live another 100 years. Where was this chicken missionary when Mega-Mouth needed him?
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Prey don't Pray Silly
But maybe they should. Fisherman in the Philippines told authorities that they accidentally caught and ate a 1,300 pound megamouth shark, one of the rarest fish in the world. Only 40 other of the MM sharks have been recorded said guys from the World Wildlife Federation. They WWF tried to talk the fishermen into letting the shark go, but they took it to their village and ate it up (totally by accident according to the fisherman.) I feel so sorry for the shark. He obviously survived for a very long time in the ocean, and then a dumb fisherman's net is is undoing. The fisherman should have let him go and live another 100 years. Where was this chicken missionary when Mega-Mouth needed him?
