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  1. Have you ever stopped to wonder what your shark name might be?⁣

    Dive deeper. There’s a fierce shark inside you just waiting to be named. ⁣

    Share it in the comments below 👇⁣

    #ProtectTheOceans #Sharks #WorldSharkDay #WorldSharkAwarenessDay

  2. Have you ever stopped to wonder what your shark name might be?⁣

    Dive deeper. There’s a fierce shark inside you just waiting to be named. ⁣

    Share it in the comments below 👇⁣

    #ProtectTheOceans #Sharks #WorldSharkDay #WorldSharkAwarenessDay

  3. Have you ever stopped to wonder what your shark name might be?⁣

    Dive deeper. There’s a fierce shark inside you just waiting to be named. ⁣

    Share it in the comments below 👇⁣

    #ProtectTheOceans #Sharks #WorldSharkDay #WorldSharkAwarenessDay

  4. Have you ever stopped to wonder what your shark name might be?⁣

    Dive deeper. There’s a fierce shark inside you just waiting to be named. ⁣

    Share it in the comments below 👇⁣

    #ProtectTheOceans #Sharks #WorldSharkDay #WorldSharkAwarenessDay

  5. Have you ever stopped to wonder what your shark name might be?⁣

    Dive deeper. There’s a fierce shark inside you just waiting to be named. ⁣

    Share it in the comments below 👇⁣

    #ProtectTheOceans #Sharks #WorldSharkDay #WorldSharkAwarenessDay

  6. Embarrassing. New Zealand is pushing to allow for more coral destruction on the high seas, out of step with other countries who are backing greater ocean protection.

    NZ Govt you know how to fix this. Stop bottom trawling in High Seas of the South Pacific.

    #BanBottomTrawling #ProtectTheOceans

    thepost.co.nz/politics/3609489

  7. New Zealand is not backing ocean protection. Embarrassing. And the world is noticing.

    We're the only country still carrying out destructive bottom trawling the High Seas of the South Pacific.

    #ProtectTheOceans #BanBottomTrawling

    thespinoff.co.nz/society/22-07

  8. This #WorldSharkDay, we’re reminded that destructive fishing practices kill hundreds of thousands of sharks each year to the point where THREE QUARTERS of the species are at risk of global extinction.

    Recently, Greenpeace Australia Pacific seized almost 20 km of deadly longline gear in the South Pacific during an action. They also managed to free nine sharks, including this blue shark. These ancient, awe-inspiring creatures deserve better.

    #ProtectTheOceans 👉 bit.ly/450YXYm

  9. This #WorldSharkDay, we’re reminded that destructive fishing practices kill hundreds of thousands of sharks each year to the point where THREE QUARTERS of the species are at risk of global extinction.

    Recently, Greenpeace Australia Pacific seized almost 20 km of deadly longline gear in the South Pacific during an action. They also managed to free nine sharks, including this blue shark. These ancient, awe-inspiring creatures deserve better.

    #ProtectTheOceans 👉 bit.ly/450YXYm

  10. This #WorldSharkDay, we’re reminded that destructive fishing practices kill hundreds of thousands of sharks each year to the point where THREE QUARTERS of the species are at risk of global extinction.

    Recently, Greenpeace Australia Pacific seized almost 20 km of deadly longline gear in the South Pacific during an action. They also managed to free nine sharks, including this blue shark. These ancient, awe-inspiring creatures deserve better.

    #ProtectTheOceans 👉 bit.ly/450YXYm

  11. This #WorldSharkDay, we’re reminded that destructive fishing practices kill hundreds of thousands of sharks each year to the point where THREE QUARTERS of the species are at risk of global extinction.

    Recently, Greenpeace Australia Pacific seized almost 20 km of deadly longline gear in the South Pacific during an action. They also managed to free nine sharks, including this blue shark. These ancient, awe-inspiring creatures deserve better.

    #ProtectTheOceans 👉 bit.ly/450YXYm

  12. This #WorldSharkDay, we’re reminded that destructive fishing practices kill hundreds of thousands of sharks each year to the point where THREE QUARTERS of the species are at risk of global extinction.

    Recently, Greenpeace Australia Pacific seized almost 20 km of deadly longline gear in the South Pacific during an action. They also managed to free nine sharks, including this blue shark. These ancient, awe-inspiring creatures deserve better.

    #ProtectTheOceans 👉 bit.ly/450YXYm

  13. Key orange roughy fishery - on the Chatham Rise - is on the brink of collapse.

    This is a heavily bottom trawled area - where Greenpeace has just been on the Rainbow Warrior campaigning for greater ocean protection.

    Bottom trawling destroys seamounts and the coral that grows on them which are key habitats for roughy - a deep sea fish that can live to 200 years old. It's time for bottom trawling to stop.

    #BanBottomTrawling #ProtectTheOceans

    newsroom.co.nz/2025/07/08/stud

  14. This CANNOT continue. It's a national shame. We have to Ban Bottom Trawling! Massive coral bycatch exposed www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/bottom-tr... #nzpol #UNOC #ProtectTheOceans

    'Attenborough would be mortifi...