Le cinéaste Rob Stewart a disparu en mer

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And we're killing baby #hammerhead #sharks for #ceviche ! Panamanian fishermen have found where mothers give birth (to live young, complete with belly buttons) and are encircling these nurseries with nets, so they can replace the already overfished and expensive #corvina with another "white fish" - baby sharks - which also get named whitefish, flake or rock salmon. Consumers have to be educated so our humanity/morals/feelings can guide us, but the governments responsibility is to look after the long term health of their country and its citizens - specifically - if it is not at least sustainable, it should be illegal. But now sustainability is not enough. We need regenerative or beneficial fisheries - where take should be allowed only from fisheries whose stocks are growing #wildify #rewild @silenthunter

Une photo publiée par Rob Stewart (@teamsharkwater) le

Mystères. Alors qu'il tournait un documentaire sur les requins, le réalisateur canadien Rob Stewart est porté disparu depuis le 31 janvier. "Il est remonté après sa plongée, et alors que le bateau tournait pour le récupérer, il a replongé et n'a plus été vu par la suite", a fait savoir Jeremy Weaver, responsable des Garde-Côtes.
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