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human
Hey there. I have never had shark fin soup. Good thing!
gpt
I hear its tasty and a lot of people actually like it
human
Yeah, I guess that the consumption has been declining since 2011. It had become very popular at events and weddings as a very expensive dish to serve.
gpt
I am worried about sharks and the extinction they face. It's very expensive and thats why pirates, fishermen ignore the laws
human
*raises eyebrows* Yea, I agree with you. It is a cause for concern. I had also heard that the soup can be tasteless.
gpt
*leans forward* A good thing is that consumption has fallen 80% since the public awareness campaign in the country
human
Yeah, that's amazing. The group WildAid estimated that a quarter of shark and ray species are threatened with extinction.
gpt
Thats sad, the stats are still alarming, 100 million sharks get killed every year, 
human
Oh wow, That is really sad and concerning too. I read that sharks have no rib cage. Did you know that?
gpt
Yeah and 73 million parts end in soup. No I didn't know that
human
Eeeew, gross! Yeah, a shark will crush itself if it were ever on land because of its weight and no rib cage.
gpt
Fun fact but more people get bitten by New Yorkers each year than by sharks
human
HA, yikes, that is good to know , i think? lol
gpt
You should beware of New Yorkers when you go there lol, sharks are also ticklish, thats funny
human
Ha, yeah. I knew that dolphins had been known to save sailors at sea but sharks have also been known for that also. They can be trained as well as a dog can be trained. I just don't want to be the trainer because my dog doesn't listen. 
gpt
I would freak out if I watched a shark swim towards me lol, and I guess that's nice, training sharks, saving people
human
Yeah, reminds me of the scary movie Jaws. As far as saving wildlife goes the Norwegian government donated 1 billion dollars to save the Amazon in 2008. That's impressive.  
gpt
No, that was a scary movie, and I agree, that is impressive
human
HA, Germany became the first country to give animals legal rights. I wonder if America ever will?
gpt
I think we should many people treat animals poorly,there is a lawyer that represents animals in court
human
*laughs* Yeah, that would make a good tv reality show. The study of animals is called zoology so maybe that can be part of the tv show name? Ya know the Loch Ness Monster was given protected species status in 1912, so we have come pretty far with jokes.
gpt
Nessie deserves rights too I guess lol, 