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I came across another letter in the Advertiser yesterday from Jenny Moxham, who is passionate about animal rights, discussing this topic. She believes that New Zealand Fur Seals should have the right to consume the fish, arguing that they will ultimately meet the same fate when caught by fishermen. It's an intriguing perspective that raises questions about the interaction between human activities and wildlife.

I came across another letter in the Advertiser yesterday from Jenny Moxham, an advocate for animal rights, discussing this topic. According to her perspective, the New Zealand Fur Seals have a natural right to consume the fish, as they argue that the fish are destined to be caught and killed by fishermen anyway. It's an interesting perspective that raises questions about the balance between human activities and wildlife.