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Over fishing means that a primary food source for other animals is now limited due to over fishing and that the fish population is slowly decreasing, and it can interrupt the food web.

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Overfishing leads to declines in fish populations, ecosystem-wide impacts, and impacts on dependent human communities. In addition fishers often break corals when attempting to extract the stunned fish,causing further damage to the coral reef ecosystem.

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