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A presentation that discusses the ecological, ethical and health costs of consuming shark fin soup. While this presentation was designed for high school students in British Columbia, Canada, it can be modified to suit other age groups and other regions. However, there are some graphic images that may not be suitable for younger audiences.
Shark fin soup and the shark trade is threatening sharks and ocean health. Use this presentation to raise awareness and cause local change, protecting sharks and ocean health.
A presentation that discusses the ecological, ethical and health costs of consuming shark fin soup. While this presentation was designed for high school students in British Columbia, Canada, it can be modified to suit other age groups and other regions. However, there are some graphic images that may not be suitable for younger audiences.
Shark fin soup and the shark trade is threatening sharks and ocean health. Use this presentation to raise awareness and cause local change, protecting sharks and ocean health.
“Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.” – Marie Curie
Sharks are disappearing without us noticing or caring. They are facing extinction. Some species are over 90% extinct.
More than 100 million sharks are killed per year. There is no global protection of sharks – there is no where we can ensure sharks can escape the slaughter. And even in our protected areas, there aren’t enough resources to patrol and keep our sharks safe.
This is complicated by the fact that people don't know about the issue or don't care about sharks because they don't realize how amazing – and critical – they are. Sharks are consistently misrepresented in the media as bloodthirsty and insatiable enemies of mankind, inspiring irrational fear in every body of water. This irrational fear has resulted in a lack of sympathy or concern for what we believe to be an important and grand animal.
Sharks have been in the oceans for over 400 million years, forming the life that has evolved within the seas. As predators at the top of the food chain, they play a critical role in maintaining the health of the ocean ecosystem. We have already witnessed the complete collapse of mollusk fisheries in Chesapeake Bay and the death of much of the coral in Belize both due to the cascading domino effects when sharks were removed from those fragile ecosystems. There is no telling what far-reaching effects we may experience if we remove sharks from our oceans, but the thought terrifies me. The oceans are our life support system: they control our climate, they provide our food and they generate 70% of the oxygen we breathe and remove 70% of carbon dioxide – the global warming gas.
Sharks are prey – not predators. At this point, up to 90% of key shark species have been destroyed but the demand for is still at an all time high fueled by greed. Even our marine reserves are the target of illegal shark fisheries.
If we don’t act now, we are going to lose our sharks – and our oceans – our life support systems on this planet. Everyone needs to be aware of this situation – and everyone needs to join the fight. We can save our sharks by coming together in a grass roots movement and turning our passion into action.
www.sharksavers.com.
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--- Dr. Monzur Kader Chowdhury, DVM
Email: monzur.sau@gmail.com
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This unit aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core Standards for ELA and Literacy in Science and Technical Subjects. See preview for more information.
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“Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.” – Marie Curie
Sharks are disappearing without us noticing or caring. They are facing extinction. Some species are over 90% extinct.
More than 100 million sharks are killed per year. There is no global protection of sharks – there is no where we can ensure sharks can escape the slaughter. And even in our protected areas, there aren’t enough resources to patrol and keep our sharks safe.
This is complicated by the fact that people don't know about the issue or don't care about sharks because they don't realize how amazing – and critical – they are. Sharks are consistently misrepresented in the media as bloodthirsty and insatiable enemies of mankind, inspiring irrational fear in every body of water. This irrational fear has resulted in a lack of sympathy or concern for what we believe to be an important and grand animal.
Sharks have been in the oceans for over 400 million years, forming the life that has evolved within the seas. As predators at the top of the food chain, they play a critical role in maintaining the health of the ocean ecosystem. We have already witnessed the complete collapse of mollusk fisheries in Chesapeake Bay and the death of much of the coral in Belize both due to the cascading domino effects when sharks were removed from those fragile ecosystems. There is no telling what far-reaching effects we may experience if we remove sharks from our oceans, but the thought terrifies me. The oceans are our life support system: they control our climate, they provide our food and they generate 70% of the oxygen we breathe and remove 70% of carbon dioxide – the global warming gas.
Sharks are prey – not predators. At this point, up to 90% of key shark species have been destroyed but the demand for is still at an all time high fueled by greed. Even our marine reserves are the target of illegal shark fisheries.
If we don’t act now, we are going to lose our sharks – and our oceans – our life support systems on this planet. Everyone needs to be aware of this situation – and everyone needs to join the fight. We can save our sharks by coming together in a grass roots movement and turning our passion into action.
www.sharksavers.com.
A presentation about frog conservation. It was a presentation by me for raising awareness at my community.
--- Dr. Monzur Kader Chowdhury, DVM
Email: monzur.sau@gmail.com
sciencepowerpoint.com delivers a four part 2150+ slide PowerPoint slideshow becomes the roadmap for an amazing and interactive science experience. Complete with bundled homework package, many built-in quizzes, hands-on activities with directions, unit notes, answer keys, video links, rubrics, review games, and much more.
This unit aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core Standards for ELA and Literacy in Science and Technical Subjects. See preview for more information.
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Teaching Duration = 4+ Weeks + PowerPoint Review Games
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www.sciencepowerpoint.com
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2. CONTENTS
• Sharks Have a Bad Reputation
• Shark Attacks
• Most Dangerous to Humans
• Mistaken Identity
• Predators- HUMANS
• Myths About Shark
3. Sharks Have a Bad
Reputation
Movies and media play a huge
role in this stereotype
4. The 1975 film “Jaws” about a killer shark, scared
audiences out of the water, and fueled a
worldwide hatred and fear of sharks.
jawsmovie.com
5. M e d ia R o le
“Summer of the Shark”
Last year shark attacks were all over our TV
screens
Less attacks that year than the previous but on
TV more
Little Boy gets arm ripped off by shark and
heroic uncle goes in after the shark
This is one reason the media plays up on
attacks
6. Bethany Hamilton a 13 year old girl
attacked while surfing
• Media covered this story and it was seen
all over the world- “Vicious shark rips girls
arm off!”
7. When is the most likely time to
encounter a shark- FEEDING TIME
Dawn till 10am
and
2-4 pm
8. Shark Attacks
Many People think this is the result when a shark is nearby
This is very wrong, in actuality the chances of being bitten
by a shark are slim to none. In the United States, the
chances of drowning are 1000 times greater than being
attacked by a shark.
10. S h a r k s a r e in t h e w a t e r
w it h h u m a n s a ll t h e t im e
a n d ye t yo u h a v e a
b e t t e r c h a n c e o f b e in g
s t r u c k b y lig h t n in g t h a n
b it t e n b y a s h a r k !!!!
11. There are over 344 species of sharks and
only 27 have been accused of attacking
humans
Those three sharks include:
15. Mistaken Identity
One of the main reasons that scientists
believe that sharks attack surfers is
because a person on a surfboard
resembles the sharks normal prey, a seal.
16. Another reason that may be a cause of shark
attacks on man is a confusion state for the
shark.
Shark feeding is becoming more and more
popular as a tourist attraction and sharks are
relating humans to food.
17. Humans are sharks #1 Predator
Humans hunt and kill sharks for several reasons
To eat
Cosmetics
Pills
Prizes
Test their masculinity
Net Protection
18. PeoPle eat all Different kinDs
of sharks
One of the most common types of
food is shark fin soup
19. Cosmetics
The gallbladder and part of the shark’s
liver have been shown to improve acne
and other skin complaints.
20. P ills
Health pills made from shark’s liver claim
to reduce the incident of heart disease and
cancer, and to increase longevity.
For many years, shark livers were used as a
source of vitamin A and E until a synthetic
alternative was discovered in the 1950’s
22. T e s t in g t h e ir
s tre ng th
Man has been hunting sharks
for years to prove that they
are the more dominant
species. It is a way for men to
test their masculinity and in
turn, thousands upon
thousands of sharks die each
year.
23. N e t t in g
In o r d e r t o p r o t e c t
b a t h e r s , f is h in g n e t s
a r e la id a c r o s s t h e
o c e a n s o tha t s ha rk s
c a n n o t s w im t o c lo s e
to s ho re
24. • Th e only p rob le m is th at s h arks ge t cau gh t
in th e ne ts and d ie
25. Many people don’t care
because it is only a shark
that is dead-
B u t W h a t If …
26. It was a dolphin, would you feel
differently????
27. Myths About Sharks
• Sharks have peanut size brains and are
incapable of learning
False, Shark’s relatively large and complex
brains are comparable in size to those of
supposedly more advanced animals like
mammals and birds.
• Sharks are useless fish
No way, sharks are a critical part of marine
ecosystems, a source for knowledge to help
medical conditions, and the basis of a valuable
fishery.
28. S om e M ore M yth s
• Sharks prefer human blood
False, most sharks do not appear to be
especially interested in the blood of
mammals as opposed to fish blood
• A shark will attack every time in contact
with a person
False, people are in the water with sharks
all the time and do not get attacked
29. Sharks are one of the most
amazing animals
Don’t fear them, rather admire
them for their beauty and grace
30. Bibliography
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• Bull Shark. www.floridamarine.org/gallery/view_categroy.com
• Cosmetic Container. www.obeck.com/pages/cosmetic%20&%20personal%2
• Dolphin in Net. news.bbc.co.uk/…/newsid_2848000/2848623.stm
• Ellis, Richard. Great White Shark. Stanford University Press. California, 1991.
• Freedman, Russell. Sharks. Holiday House, New York, 1985
• Great White in Net. www.calacademy.org/aquarium/sharks.html
• Great White Title. thegreenman.net.au/mt/archives/2003_08.html
• Jaws Movie. www.webwombat.com.au/entertainment/duds/jaws.htm
• Jaws Souvenir. www.einsteins-emporium.com/.../1ss34.htm
• Jaws Theme Sound Clip. http://www.jawsmoviesounds.html
• Man Feeding Shark. www.stockphotography.co.uk/store/app/zoom.asp
• Mistaken Identity. www.calacademy.org/research/aquatics/sharks.html
• Need a Bigger Boat Sound Clip. http://www.jawsmoviesounds.htm
• Pope, Joyce. 1001 Facts About Sharks.Dk Publishing, INC. New York, 2002
• Shark Attacks. www.thesharkdoctor.com/shark-attacks1.jpg
• Shark Attacking Helicopter. Bissels.com/cindy/funstuff/funphotos/shark.htm
• Shark Caught by Fishermen. www.ifyoudive.com/.../?objectID=4573515
• Shark in Water with Surfer. www.auseyber.net/shark/
• Shark Jumping out of Water. www.seas-expo.com/.../ great%20white%20shark.htm
• Shark Gallery. http://gerber.iwarp.com/Attack/statistics.htm
• Shark Media. Emorysmemeories.tripod.com/websale/all_other_m
• Shark Teeth. www.jawsandteeth.com/shark_teeth_necklaces.htm
• Taylor, Ron and Valerie. Sharks Silent Hunters of the Deep. Readers Digest. New York, 1995
• Tiger Shark. www.bigmarinefish.com/photos_shark_pg1.html
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