Overfishing:Short Term---Long Term

Lawyer Paragraph of Overfishing:

Overfishing--overexploitation--has an umpteen amount of negative consequences to the ecosystem. Its importance should be taken at most urgent and at a most fundamental level. Our whole system of life depends on what is done with our tendencies to over-exploit marine species. Such is supported by countless who work in the field of research involving such aspects of cycles and species. During the stated research overfishing is often seen resulting in overpopulation of other species. Overpopulation, an occurrence that happens throughout many different species [including humans], in many aspects, negative. Unsurprisingly, when sharks were overexploited in a South American inlet, overpopulation of jellyfish came. As such this resulted in dangerous waters, which humans and other marine species alike could not go in. Connecting into the previous statement, the action of over-exploitation affects the food chain; in many ways would then affect our ecosystem. Humans are great examples of being to affect many species and even the world itself. This is often supported by world problems that we have, including global warming, overexploitation, overfishing and many others. Species which may be an apex predator may not be able to fulfil their roles, as such overpopulation happens. . Species which perhaps keep the balance wouldn't be able to[such as what happened with the previous example of sharks and jelly fishes].