Bonus Features Include:

High Quality Images from the Making of the Film

Bonus Update Video on the status of the Vaquita

The small fishing communities of the upper Gulf of California are facing a crisis -
the black market for the swim bladder of an endangered fish called the totoaba is
putting these communities and ecosystems at risk. This illegal fishery is also
driving the vaquita, a species of porpoise endemic to Mexico, to extinction.
In the Northernmost corner of the Gulf of California in Mexico, several small
fishing communities are facing a crisis. The black market for the swim bladder of
an endangered fish called the totoaba is putting these communities and the
surrounding marine ecosystem at risk. One species is threatened with extinction if
this illegal totoaba fishing continues - Mexico’s endemic porpoise, the vaquita.