🐋 Whaling & Fishing History
🪸 Coral Bleaching
🐟 Fisheries, Aquafarming & Solutions
🎣 Fishing tech & Discards
🗝️ Key terms
100

How did people keep large whales afloat during the 1880s?

They pumped air into their dead bodies.

100

Is coral bleaching a good or bad thing?

Bad

100

What is Aquafarming?

The procsses of raisng fish, alge, or prawns to eat them.

100

What were the first fishing technologies ?

A hook, a line or a spear (any of the three is correct)

100

What are Fish Stocks?

A group of fish of the same species that live in the same area

200

How did people mainly use whale oil during the 18th century in the US?

Mainly used for lighting

200

___________ is causing Coral Bleaching events to happen more frequently 

Climate Change

200

How has aquafarming and fisheries helped us?

It has let us provide fish to feed the population without completely over overfishing the oceans.

200

Fill in the blanks :
Discarded fish are often __________ species.

Unmarketable

200

What are discards?

Discards are fish caught unintentionally that get thrown back in the water

300

How long ago did humans start eating fish?

40,000 years ago

300

What effect did seeing coral bleaching have on Ritchie?

It shocked and devastated her.

300

What is "fish in fish out"?

A ratio that compares the number of fish to put in to fisheries that you need to get one out.

300

When did fishermen start using the first big fishing boats ? (Century)

The 15th century. 

300

What is a moratorium?

A temporary prohibition of an activity.

400

Where did scientists find carvings of humans whaling? Bonus points of you give us how long ago it was.

Bangudae, South Korea. 6000 BC

400

40 years ago, coral bleaching events could be expected to happen every 27 years now they could be expected to happen every ____ years.

6

400

Why don't some people like fisheries?

Because the welfare standards are low and they slaughter lots of fish

400

In what year did steam trawlers appear in the UK ? (Nearest 10 years)

In the 1880s. 

400

Define a global collapse.

When the amount of fish caught falls to 10% of the highest recorded level in history.

500

By how much percent did the blue whale's population fall because of the whaling industry? (One digit after the decimal point)

98.5%

500

Corals support ___ percent of Marine life.

BONUS: What percentage of the ocean floors do corals cover

30%

BONUS: 0.5%

500

In France in 2023, what industry of aquafarming had the most enterprises?

Bonus: Which industry made the most mone?

Crustaceans and Prawns

Bonus: Fish

500

Around how much percent of caught fish is discarded ?

10%

500

What is the maximum sustainable yield?

The point where we can catch as much fish as possible without depleting their populations.