1/3 Sorry @SEMARNAT_mx, but if your Communication statement below is accurately reported it has zero logic. There were zero #totoaba in the Zero Tolerance Area Aug 1-Oct 15; the fish are only present seasonally in Upper Gulf from late winter to spring.
tribunadesanluis.com.mx/local/detectan-dos-embarcaciones-en-zona-tolerancia-cero-en-el-golfo-de-santa-clara-11043005.html
2/3 The Arizona seizure was announced October 17 & the swim bladders had already been preliminarily DNA tested, so date of actual seizure was earlier than that. The bladders were frozen, & could have come from fish caught long before.
x.com/CetaceanAction/status/1714378202133512235?s=20
3/3 #Totoaba will be arrive back soon on their seasonal migration. Fishing activity rises from summer lull starting mid-October, & actually the next day after your Oct 15 cut-off date @SeaShepherdSSCS visually confirmed 3 boats shrimping with illegal gillnets in the ZTA.
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