Jellyfish, anyone? The impact of overfishing

The video discusses the impact of overfishing on marine ecosystems, highlighting the decline of large predator fish, corals, and other species. It notes the temporary rise and subsequent decline of smaller predator fish, while populations of crabs and shrimp have increased. If current trends persist, the oceans will be dominated by small fish and jellyfish.

What major event related to marine life occurred before the birth of the current generation?

• The discovery of new fish species

• The rise of jellyfish populations

• The depletion of fish and seafood

• The increase in coral reefs

Which marine species are mentioned as declining in the second section?

• Crabs and shrimps

• Large predator fish and corals

• Small fish and jellyfish

• Sea turtles and dolphins

What happens to smaller predator fish according to the video?

• They migrate to other oceans

• They briefly survive and then die out

• They become the dominant species

• They thrive and multiply

Which populations have increased as per the third section?

• Large predator fish

• Crabs and shrimps

• Sea turtles

• Corals and sponges

If current trends continue, what will the world's oceans be dominated by?

• Small fish and jellyfish

• Large predator fish

• Corals and sponges

• Sea turtles and dolphins