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Fishing quota laws restrict the species, size and quantity that fishing boats are allowed to catch.
The fishermen call the fish that they find in their nets that they are not allowed to catch (or keep) 'by-catch'.
All in all fishermen are very poor farmers of the sea they want to take take take and have no regards for what their activities are doing to the seas. Formers on land have to look after the soil and plant seeds to get a harvest, while fishermen just throw in their nets, destroy the seabed and take fish at random.
What else can I help you with?
Which of the following is an example of bycatch?
Accidentally catching dolphins in a net set out to catch tuna is an example of bycatch.
How do you spell bycatch?
That is the correct spelling of "bycatch" (fish, or other marine life, caught while trawling other fish).
What is the meaning of bycatch?
When fishing, bycatch is the material you didn't intent to catch. These organisms are generally thrown back into the sea, usually dead or heavily damaged (soon to die). Socially, it is more responsible to eat seafood with the least bycatch (that means it was the least wasteful and least damaging to the oceans). Example 1: Shrimp has some of the highest bycatch, and is therefore an environmentally unfriendly seafood choice. Example 2: Dolphins used to be a common bycatch of tuna. Boycotts lead to the use of dolphin-safe nets by major tuna companies.
What is bycatch?
In commercial fishing it is the catch of marine animals caught unintentionally
What is meant by the term by catch?
Bycatch refers to the unintended capture of non-target species during fishing operations. This can include fish, marine mammals, birds, and other wildlife that are caught alongside the intended catch. Bycatch can lead to significant ecological impacts, as many of these non-target species may be injured or killed, disrupting marine ecosystems and contributing to declines in certain populations. Efforts to reduce bycatch include using selective fishing gear and implementing regulations to protect vulnerable species.
Why is a bycatch a problem for the food web?
My beautiful penis. :D
Which method of commercial fishing has a high rate of bycatch?
Long line fishing
What is the mathamatical term for mean?
The mathematical term for "mean" is "mean".The popular, or colloquial term for "mean" is "average".
What is the synonym of bycatch?
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Which commercial fishing technique is associated with excessive bycatch?
Handline fishing, Apex
What does the term information mean?
what term information mean
What does the term company mean?
what does the term company mean in insurance
