Yorktown Technologies’ GloFish venture was no different. Although, Yorktown Technologies’ business plan centered on the marketing of a biotech technology involving fish, it nonetheless provoked censure from some scientific and animal rights communities. The company also encountered difficulties from several regulating factions of a number of Fish and Game Commissions. With disappointing revenues in 2004, Yorktown Technologies’ marketing position was tenuous and in need of revamping. Case Analysis In the United States, the sale of freshwater ornamental fish and related products is an industry worth over 700 million dollars annually (Kerin
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The invasion of the Coqui frog species threatens Hawaii’s environment, economy, and health, therefore; education of the species is necessary. About Coqui Frogs The origin of Coqui frogs is rooted from Puerto Rico, however; in the 1980s the species had invaded Hawaii through transported potted plants. Coqui frogs are non-venomous; they are light to dark brown in color and commonly have a stripe down the middle of its back. The Coqui is rather small growing to a max length of two inches. At dusk males will come out to begin a high shrieking call of “ko-kee” to attract females.
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Their image as a selective eater is only a legend. Rainbows are not quite as piscivorous or aggressive as brown trout or lake trout (char). Young rainbows survive on insects, fish eggs, smaller fish (up to 1/3 of their length), along with crayfish and other crustaceans. As they grow, though, the proportion of fish increases in most all populations. Some lake dwelling lines may become planktonic feeders.
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This barbaric practice is known as shark finning and has been on the increase over the past few years. The main causes for shark finning are: 1) Shark fins are used for the famous Asian delicacy known as shark fin soup. The fins are minced and mixed with spices to produce this well-known dish. People from all over the world visit largely to Asia just to try this soup. 2) Fishermen locally sell shark fins in markets, as their livelihoods depend on this.
With over 1m wild alligators in Florida versus a human population of 17m humans, there’s lots of opportunity for conflict. The beasts can grow to 12ft and their lethargic appearance has misled many a startled holidaymaker, within a flash they can snap their jaws and even run up to 30m.p.h. There are actually Gator Hunters operating in Florida to deal with the problematic reptiles. Obviously the animals know no boundaries but they do not seek human attacks and they usually try to avoid us, however sometimes things go wrong. Pestering, tormenting and throwing food to gators is usually the root cause.
Shrimpers have made some steps toward recovery even after a difficult opening commercial season last August. The domestic shrimp market remains uncertain but at least at the State and Federal level are conscious about helping out. Eight out of twelve from the 2011 Gulf Coast Shrimp Survey Phase 1 that I conducted mistrusts the U.S. and the State government in the aftermath of the BP oil spill. Five out of these eight people said that they do not care where their shrimp may come from. Congressman Ron Paul stated that “the United States domestic shrimping industry is a vital social and economic force in many coastal communities across the United States…A thriving shrimping industry benefits not only those who own and operate shrimp boats, but also food processors, hotels and restaurants, grocery stores, and all those who work in and service these industries” (Paul 2002: 1).