Snapper-tamure

Dear reader.
I am writing to you today to inform you about biodiversity and, most importantly, persuade you to look after the tamure(snapper fish). In this writing I will be talking about what biodiversity is, what marine biodiversity is, how the tamure is in danger and how humans can make a difference in looking after the tamure.

Biodiversity

Biodiversity is diversity in the living world. It is the variety of animals, plants and fungi and even microorganisms. It is when several worlds all connect too. Biodiversity is all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area.

Marine biodiversity

Marine biodiversity is the variety of life in the ocean and seas.  There is also diversity in the ocean and that is what marine biodiversity is .  Marine biodiversity is important because without marine biodiversity there would be no human life. The fascinating thing about marine biodiversity is that 50 to 70% of human oxygen comes from the sea. So it is really important that we look after our marine biodiversity.

Tamure(Snapper fish)

There are a lot of predators that eat/hunt the snapper fish, such as mammals and sharks.  If we do not have the snapper fish it would be a problem because if mammals and sharks can not eat the snapper fish than they would not get fed, and if they do not get fed than we may not have them in the sea and so on,  the sea would die eventually which means that humans could not get there food and would not have all the oxygen they need.

What humans can do to save the Tamure.

As you know the tamure could be under threat.  Humans can make a difference though.

If humans could stop catching snappers that are about to have baby’s so that they can lay eggs and then the eggs will lay eggs when they are older and so on, then there would be more fish in the sea which would keep the sea healthy.  Another way you can help our sea be a better place is putting your rubbish in the bin, not the sea.

Ending.

Thank you for listening.  If humans could do their part in helping marine biodiversity and the Tamure then our sea life would be amazing and so would we BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.