Animals
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Researchers Discovered That Lighted Nets Reduce Accidental Bycatch of Marine Wildlife
During fishing, most fishermen end up with accidental bycatch of sharks, rays, sea turtles, unwanted finfish, and other marine wildlife. But researchers have discovered that making use of lighted nets dramatically reduces unintentional catches by about 63 percent.
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