It's hard to fight such overwhelming proof of "Hear-Say" as presented in argument by Sail 445. However, there are some Caribbean countries ( Barbados, Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico) that seem to think getting involved with a little known activity called "science" and making decisions based on the pesky argument of "facts" as opposed to "it's gone on for centuries", with the end result being a ban on harvesting of the Hawksbill and other "sustainable" food sources known as sea turtles.
Perhaps reading the study results may be interesting to those that appreciate knowledge as a source for drawing an opinion.
If you simply google it, the studies drawing the same conclusion, world wide, are endless.
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/species/turtles/hawksbill.htmhttp://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/pdfs/species/hawksbillseaturtle2013_5yearreview.pdfhttp://www.barbados.org/species/project.htmhttp://www.jbhp.org/vision/
