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 [[File:Anchoveta.jpeg|thumb|Thumbnailed image|The peruvian “Anchoveta”, the most heavily exploited fish in world history]]
-As average consumers, we are well aware that fishing does not limit itself to benevolent fisherwomen/men equipped with fishing rods. We know that fishing is more than often carried out by large ships equipped with gigantic nets which allow fish to be scooped out of the water by the ton. However, it is interesting to notice that the reality of the fishing industry is far form being widely known and that fishing does not necessarily mean “catching fish”.
+As average consumers, we are well aware that fishing does not limit itself to benevolent fisherwomen/men equipped with fishing rods. We know that fishing is more than often carried out by large ships equipped with gigantic nets which allow fish to be scooped out of the water by the ton. However, it is interesting to notice that the reality of the fishing industry is far form being widely known and that fishing does not necessarily mean <i>catching fish</i>.
-This article aims to decribe the current state of world fishing.
 == The fishing industry is divided in 2 categories: ==