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Finning, the practice of removing shark fins and discarding the rest of the shark back into the ocean, is primarily driven by the demand for shark fin soup, a delicacy in some cultures. This practice is often motivated by the high market value of fins, which can fetch significant prices, leading to overfishing and threatening shark populations. Additionally, finning is criticized for its cruelty and negative ecological impact, as it disrupts marine ecosystems. Efforts are being made globally to ban or regulate finning to protect shark species and promote sustainable fishing practices.
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What is the population of Finning?
Finning's population is 13,550.
What is Finning's population?
Finning's population is 2,008.
When was Finning created?
Finning was created in 1933.
What is finning in swimming?
During swimming, finning is a type of movement. Finning is known as when the movement looks like a fish fin
What is the difference between sculling and finning?
sculling is two oars finning is one oar
What is a finning?
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How many countries do shark finning?
australia, USA, China, egypt, iraq, iran, mexico,
What time in the year does shark finning happen?
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Where does shark finning occur?
Shark finning mostly happens in Costa Rica where they use the funs as soup. And the shark fin soup is a sign of wealth. And we should stop this.
Where does shark finning take place?
All over the world, but mostly in Asia
Finning in swimming?
I am a swimmer and "finning" is not a term we use. We use the term fins, and fins (or flippers) are things you put on your feet that make you swim faster, kick harder, and they give you a harder workout. Fins or flippers look like duck's feet.
Why is shark finning practiced?
Because people can make money from collecting, selling and trading with the fins.
