Why is plankton so important to fishing industry?

a plankton's main purpose in life is to steal a hamburger

It is important to the salmon fishing Industry

Its all part of the food chain. As the lowest level, plankton supply the basic needs of the ocean. Phytoplankton is integral for producing oxygen, and also serves as food for larger animals. Simply put, plankton are the metal bars supporting the tall building, and the industry is the building; without plankton, the industry would take severe hits and economically would be unable to support itself.

Because pretty much all fish eat plankton, the more fish eat, the heavier they become and the more healthy they become. this is good because the healthier and heavier the fish are when they are caught, the more money the men get who caught the fish get.

Ireland is an island, so fishing is important as an industry in Ireland. It might not really be one of the main income sources, but it is an important one.

The Connecticut colony had fertile soil, so the farming industry was very important. The closeness of the coastline also helped their fishing and whaling industry.

its important for the food chain and other living things

because in the spring the regular crops are still growing and the animals are still coming out so all they have is fish.

in Austria most people say that there is but Anstria is not for fishing well is not ! SO THE ANSWER IS NO NO NO NO NO there is NO fishing in this place now live with it Jesus. JK i mean NO

no...i wouldn't think so...unless ur on the coast

Yes. Fishing is popular in Ireland, both for fun and for earning a living. Ireland is an island so it has a fishing industry and it also has lots of rivers and lakes.

They are important because they are the primary food source of many marine animals.

Primary industry jobs include agriculture, forestry, fishing and mining. So farmer, fisherman, and miner would all be primary industry jobs.

Illinois used to have a big fresh water fishing industry in Meredosia, Illinois in 1976 but pelicans kept coming and flying away with a couple of pounds of fish in their beaks this kept on happening and soon most of the fish had been eaten so that industry cam to an end. therefore currently there is no fishing industries in Illinois.

Their main industrie is fishing because there is so many lakes and rivers in Australia.

In the modern day, slavery is universally illegal, so none.

They had poor soil so they were subsistence farmers producing enough food for their own needs. They grew wheat, barley and oats. The seaports were important and so was shipbuilding and fishing/whaling. The timber industry was also important and the people traded with the Natives as well.

The positioning of industry analysis is important: it is not so important that the analysis appear 'early' in a bp.

no. Only if you buy a kit of Plankton and set it up then yes Plankton will reproduce, but Plankton isn't so good as Phyto-plankton

beacause she is a celebirty

Fishing is so important to Norway's economy because seafood is their second-largest export. Fish are abundant in Norwegian waters, making them a great source of income for the country.

The cattle industry was so important in the 1800s because of the growing population in the US. Railroads helped deliver the meat for a cheaper price.

There was no "industry" during the bronze age...

Because Northern Europe is so cold, vegetation isn't the most important form of acquiring food. Instead, the fishing industry is essential to Northern Europe.

It is still very important today as fishing is one of the largest wealth generators for Maritime Provinces and provinces with large lakes. Wars are fought over fishing rights, even today.