Animal Planet Whale Wars TV Star Captain Paul Watson Appears on Rainmaker on WebmasterRadio.FM
23 December 2008, PRWebFort Lauderdale, Florida (PRWEB) December 23, 2008 - Whale Wars Host and Sea Shepherd President Captain Paul Watson was interviewed live on WebmasterRadio.FM on Thursday December 18th. Appearing on the show RainMaker, Watson was interviewed while on the bridge of the M/Y Steve Irwin which is currently hunting the Japanese whaling fleet near Antarctica.
Captain Paul Watson is host of Whale Wars, a Discovery Network series documenting the Sea Shepherd Society's attempts to stop illegal commercial whaling around Antarctica.
During his appearance on RainMaker, Watson singled out Yahoo! for its 40% stake in Chinese search engine Alibaba.com which Watson and other environmental organizations say is the largest marketplace for illegally harvested shark fins. Watson asked listeners to email their contacts at Yahoo! to complain about Yahoo!'s involvement in what Watson says is, "the destruction of the world's sharks for shark fin soup in China."
The archived podcast of this interview can be found on the WebmasterRadio.FM website (http://www.webmasterradio.fm/) inside the Entertainment channel under "Rainmaker".
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Yahoo! owns 40% of Alibaba.com, the largest marketplace for illegally harvested shark fins.
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