After the recent court rulings, <b> commercial shark fishing and shark hunting will resume in Diamond Bay </b>  Many citizens of the communities around the bay have hailed this move, believing that a decrease in sharks will lead to an increase in all smaller fish, including the endangered Green-Gilled Silverfish, whose only ecosystem is within Diamond Bay
Ecologists, though, disagree, pointing out that <b> a decrease in sharks will lead to a surge in Sea Lions, which are the principal predator of the Green-Gilled Silverfish
The first supports an action as a beneficial; the second calls that evaluation into question.