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Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for shooting sea lions in Puget Sound.  Information provided will remain confidential.

Call the NOAA Enforcement Hotline: 1-800-853-1964.

And to report a crime in progress call 911.

I just run across this group that's working to create a shark fin free NY!  How cool is that!  Check them out at Shark Angels.

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to be interviewed by Joel and Alan of Nerve Rush. They came back and asked if I could supply a few more images...how could I say no!

Link to Interview. 

Enjoy!

Shark fin soup has been a staple and tradition at Chinese New Year dinners!  For generations this has been served, it is believed to reverse aging and improve libido.  

I long time friend sent me this.  It is way cool, Walking Unside Down Under Ice.  Check it out!

Well, I tried reaching out to Rosie O'Donnell about her capturing and killing a Great Hammerhead shark, an endangered species.

I tried her Twitter account @Rosie and her name several times, with no success. 

In my original posting I was very pissed and angry with Rosie.  After cooling off and thinking about it for the day, I thought she might have not known about the Great Hammerhead Shark state of distress.  How could I be upset with an unknowledgeable and educated person.

This afternoon we at The Azul Ocean passed 64,000 Twitter followers!  This places us in well within the top 9,000 Twitter accounts in the world!

I want to thank all our fans and supporters!  Thank you!

Arthur Koch

I never liked Rosie O'Donnell, this is even more of a reason not the like this idiot!  Killing a 14 ft. Great Hammerhead shark.

She is the first to run others into the ground, however never has a clue about her own short-comings.

Check out this Save the Sharks SOS ladies Tee.

One of our twitter fans,  @rhumbaboo, passed this along.  Very interesting articule about fishermen hand feeding a group of whale sharks.  Not sure what I think about this...  The positives, they are not eating them and local businesses could realize there is greater economic benefits with long-term tourism.  The negative, don't want to train wild aminals to depend an humans as their food source. 

What are your thoughts?