do some advertisment to stop sharks fin

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Although having no nutritional value, Shark's fin soup is a popular and much sought-after dish served in many Chinees restaurants. Shark's fin dumplings are an equally popular dim sum item. Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore are the top three countries that trade shark fins and are the suppliers for Philippine Chinese restaurants. Each fin weighs about 100 kg. coming from are sharks that about 50 to 60 meters long. Some fishermen would capture sharks, slice their fins off, and toss them back to sea to die so they can save space on their boat. More countries are banning fishing and trading of shark's fin. However, unless the trade of shark fin is totally stopped, sharks may become extinct, thus creating an imbalance ecosystem. To preserve sharks, one way is to encourage the government to ban its trade. Another is to encourage restaurants not to serve them, and lastly, to campaign for customers not to consume them. All three options while challenging to do is not impossible if the readers of this module can do something individually or collectively. The essence of learning is not in knowing but in doing what needs to be done based on what we know. Devise and implement a campaign that will ensure the slow down if not absolutely stop shark's fin trade and consumption in the Philippines.