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the king sushi sharks and other big fish

the king sushi sharks and other big fish and that means that the ecosystem is

and that means that the ecosystem is

and that means that the ecosystem is healthy seeing sharks in the water is

healthy seeing sharks in the water is

healthy seeing sharks in the water is like seeing lions in the African plains

like seeing lions in the African plains

like seeing lions in the African plains this means that there are enough fish

this means that there are enough fish

this means that there are enough fish out there to be able to support the

out there to be able to support the

out there to be able to support the population of these top predators

he comes back to the surface with mixed

he comes back to the surface with mixed nose covered with healthy it’s so

nose covered with healthy it’s so

nose covered with healthy it’s so beautiful happy that he is really

beautiful happy that he is really

beautiful happy that he is really fantastic but most of the fish are this

fantastic but most of the fish are this

fantastic but most of the fish are this big I didn’t see a single large fish

big I didn’t see a single large fish

big I didn’t see a single large fish it’s like his perfect coral reef but it

it’s like his perfect coral reef but it

it’s like his perfect coral reef but it looks so empty

to find out how this iconic island got

to find out how this iconic island got this way and Rican Alex meet with a

this way and Rican Alex meet with a

this way and Rican Alex meet with a local archaeologist who’s been here for

local archaeologist who’s been here for

local archaeologist who’s been here for decades so we’re here within mundo

decades so we’re here within mundo

decades so we’re here within mundo Edwards who’s the world authority on the

Edwards who’s the world authority on the

Edwards who’s the world authority on the history the culture of Easter Island

history the culture of Easter Island

history the culture of Easter Island I remember here in the nineteen sixties

I remember here in the nineteen sixties

I remember here in the nineteen sixties he would get up in the morning you would

he would get up in the morning you would

he would get up in the morning you would just look and see where the birds were

just look and see where the birds were

just look and see where the birds were and you will go out and you would have

and you will go out and you would have

and you will go out and you would have tuna fish all the way to the horizon but

tuna fish all the way to the horizon but

tuna fish all the way to the horizon but just packs and packs of tuna fish it was

just packs and packs of tuna fish it was

just packs and packs of tuna fish it was like a syllabus she moving like that

like a syllabus she moving like that

like a syllabus she moving like that under the ocean sometimes for miles now

under the ocean sometimes for miles now

under the ocean sometimes for miles now you go out if you see one tuna fish if

you go out if you see one tuna fish if

you go out if you see one tuna fish if you catch one tuna fish a day you’re a

you catch one tuna fish a day you’re a

you catch one tuna fish a day you’re a happy fisherman later your speed Edmundo

happy fisherman later your speed Edmundo

happy fisherman later your speed Edmundo knows the problems getting worse

knows the problems getting worse

knows the problems getting worse recently all around the island so that’s

recently all around the island so that’s

recently all around the island so that’s why I’m sure you can dive here for

why I’m sure you can dive here for

why I’m sure you can dive here for months and you won’t see a shark because

months and you won’t see a shark because

months and you won’t see a shark because there’s no great sharks left in this

there’s no great sharks left in this

there’s no great sharks left in this island there’s no lobsters left in this

island there’s no lobsters left in this

island there’s no lobsters left in this island because everything has been

island because everything has been

island because everything has been overfished

four Islanders the lack of big fish is a

four Islanders the lack of big fish is a major problem and reek goes out with

major problem and reek goes out with

major problem and reek goes out with locals to see how overfishing

locals to see how overfishing

locals to see how overfishing by commercial boats and large Nets has

by commercial boats and large Nets has

by commercial boats and large Nets has helped wipe out the fish population

we’ve heard all those stories about the

we’ve heard all those stories about the depletion of fish on Easter Island and

depletion of fish on Easter Island and

depletion of fish on Easter Island and one of the main culprits seems to be

one of the main culprits seems to be

one of the main culprits seems to be fishing with these trommel nets

the problem is if an ad is depleted and

the problem is if an ad is depleted and it continues to be fished it never gets

it continues to be fished it never gets

it continues to be fished it never gets a chance to recover

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