PART 1 Ironically it was predicted in the early 1960’s that the oceans could easily feed 3 times the worlds population (about 4 billion then). It hasn’t exactly worked out that way.
If an oceanic fishery collapses from overfishing, what are three sorts of actions that might be taken to help the fishery recover? Also use and explain what is meant by the term “commercially extinct”. Remember that fish are the only wildlife that are still hunted on a mass commercial basis (go back through history to what happened to the land and bird species that were market hunted during the last century). Also, only a few marine species farm very well for aquaculture. Crabs and lobsters for example do not,they’re cannibalistic both aside from dismembering each other they don’t feed enough in captivity to grow to marketable size, it’s been tried. Also if you check out Time Magazine from July 2008 there’s a guy in Australia who’s trying to farm bluefin tuna.
The other articles about the call for a ban on deep-sea fishing illustrates that due to the very slow growth rates of deep-sea species taking these fish will cause their populations to crash very quickly.
Please read the attached articles and look at the power-points.

If you mention fish-farming in your answer be sure to check out some of its environmental effects especially in Asia. Also, do all species farm well? What makes a particular species farm well? Please read the attached article and open the Power Point on shrimp it has great graphics and good insight into aquaculture methods.

PART 2
What marine organism gave rise to the legend of the Unicorn during the Middle Ages? What is it and where can it be found (include its scientific name)? Also who discovered these things and got the whole thing started?