<prompt> Ngola pale ka mantsoe a 100 e tsebisang mali ka litlamorao tsa ho tšoasa litlhapi ho feta tekano.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a story in 100 words that informs a reader about the consequences of overfishing. . Response in English: In the vast ocean, schools of fish once swam freely. But as the human population grew, the demand for seafood increased. People started to overfish, taking too many fish, too quickly. Soon enough, the ocean began to change. Fish populations dwindled, and ecosystems collapsed. Without enough fish, larger predators like dolphins and sharks struggled to survive. Fishermen could no longer make a living as they once did. Coastal communities suffered as their primary source of income vanished. Overfishing had immense consequences for both the ocean and the people who relied on it. It was a harsh lesson in sustainability. . Response in Sesotho: Leoatleng le leholo, lihlopha tsa litlhapi li kile tsa sesa li lokolohile. Empa ha palo ea batho e ntse e eketseha, tlhokahalo ea lijo tsa leoatleng e ile ea eketseha. Batho ba ile ba qala ho tšoasa ho feta tekano, ba nka litlhapi tse ngata haholo, kapele haholo. Ka mora nakoana, leoatle le ile la qala ho fetoha. Palo ea litlhapi e ile ea fokotseha, me tikoloho ea tsona ea putlama. Kantle ho litlhapi tse lekaneng, libatana tse khōlō tse kang li-dolphin le lishaka li ne li sokola ho phela. Batšoasi ba litlhapi ba ne ba se ba sa khone ho iphelisa joaloka pele. Baahi ba lebopong ba ile ba sotleha ha mohloli oa bona o ka sehloohong oa chelete o fela. Ho tšoasa ho tlōla ho bile le liphello tse khōlō leoatleng le ho batho ba neng ba itšetlehile ka lona. E ne e le thuto e boima ea ho tšoarella. 