Many scientists predict the total debacle of all fish species in less than fifty years, while intense efforts are made to catch, kill and eat more marine animals
In his book "Eating Animals," Jonathan Safran Foer highlights the alarming predictions of scientists regarding the future of marine life. Many experts warn that if current fishing practices continue, we could see the complete collapse of all fish species within the next fifty years. This prediction underscores the dire consequences of overfishing and the unsustainable demand for seafood.
Foer emphasizes the irony of humanity’s actions, as there are concerted efforts to catch and consume even more marine animals despite these grim forecasts. This situation raises critical questions about our relationship with the natural world and the importance of prioritizing sustainability to preserve fish populations for future generations.
