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I'd never heard of vaquitas. Incredible that yet again a species is terribly threatened due to Chinese fertility treatments. > But like all cetaceans, the vaqu
by arcticfox 9y ago
I'd never heard of vaquitas. Incredible that yet again a species is terribly threatened due to Chinese fertility treatments.
> But like all cetaceans, the vaquita breathes air, making the gillnets deadly. The nets are set to trap another endangered species, the totoaba. This fish’s swim bladder is used in Chinese medicine to make a soup believed to boost fertility—and demand has skyrocketed in recent years.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/navy-use-dolphins-track-down-worlds-most-endangered-porpoise-180963908/ https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/navy-use-dolphins-...
- cetalingua 9y agoThey just abandoned capture plans, only around 20-30 vaquitas remain, it is a truly devastating situation.