It's wonderful that these Seals were rescued.
But behind this is a cause, and we had better start to do something about it. Are they starving because their food supplies are non-existent or low in the areas where they usually go?
Or is there some other reason? My thought is it's probably over-fishing by humans, or pollution which may be the cause. I heard today that sunscreens are affecting/killing off the coral reefs (I know that is a different subject, but what we do and think nothing of, eventually affects marine life if toxins get into the water in massive quantities.) Not all sunscreens have that effect, only the toxic chemical based ones.
But behind this is a cause, and we had better start to do something about it. Are they starving because their food supplies are non-existent or low in the areas where they usually go?
Or is there some other reason? My thought is it's probably over-fishing by humans, or pollution which may be the cause. I heard today that sunscreens are affecting/killing off the coral reefs (I know that is a different subject, but what we do and think nothing of, eventually affects marine life if toxins get into the water in massive quantities.) Not all sunscreens have that effect, only the toxic chemical based ones.
