What are the effects of muro-ami fishing?

Answer 1

Muro ami fishing is knocking the coral reefs for the fishes to get out.When they do this thing the coral reefs will be destroyed causing the fishes to have loss of home.If there is no coral reefs the fishes will also have no food.
# It destroys corals which takes centuries to build. # It pollutes the water. # It kills some of the fish. # It disturbs the marine ecosystem in the area. # It exploits children who are used to handle bombs and big nets. (Some of these children die in action and their corpses left in the shoreline.) The list goes on.

Answer 2

It is the most violent form of fishing-fisherman pound huge, usually cement, objects such as steaks or large blocks. This displaces & scares fish into the surrounding nets and then captures them. Like anything in the environment, if you disrupt on organism, you will do the same to another.

Answer 3

Muro-ami fishing involves using a series of nets and banging them together to corral and catch fish, often damaging coral reefs in the process. This fishing method can lead to habitat destruction, depletion of fish populations, and disruption of marine ecosystems. It is considered unsustainable and harmful to both the environment and local communities that depend on marine resources.