Sentences with phrase «as blast fishing»

Given that marine scientists have previously identified significant problems with over fishing, exploitation and unsustainable practices such as blast fishing, this marine park could not come soon enough.

The idea was to find a badly damaged reef, where the worst problems, such as blast fishing, had stopped.

Not exact matches

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The ability of electric eels to shock their prey with a 600 - volt blast is well known, but exactly how the fish orchestrate their attacks has remained a question as murky as the waters they hunt in.

The narrow streets blend into one big party as back - yard barbecues sizzle with fried fish, stalls serve up plentiful liquor and sound systems blast out big beats — late into the night.

For example, try typing «destructive fishing practices» into Google, and news headlines such as «Blast fishing hurts Sawu Sea's marine habitats,» referring to a place in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), or «Dynamite fishing, trawl - nets ravaging Tomini Bay,» referring to a place in North Sulawesi, will show up in the search results.

We are pleased to inform that fish blasting and poisoning has been stopped since the year 2000, and many reefs have recovered substantially as has the fish population.

During GDC 2018 this week we got something of a blast from the past as we checked out Shift Quantum from Fishing Cactus, which is set to be published by Red Panda on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Playstation 4, and PC.

Playing locally or online with friends is an absolute blast as teammates frantically shout out orders, direct each other towards objectives and counter being overwhelmed by swarms of shuffling fish dinners.

There's nothing quite like the serenity of dropping your lure into the water, listening to the waves lap playfully at the sides of your boat,  and waiting for a fish to bite... Then reeling it in (along with twenty or thirty other fish), blasting them to bits with your shotgun, watching as money and guts rain down from the heavens, and saving up your cash to buy a bazooka.

«That's one of the reasons why I think we're seeing the fish, the corals and a lot of the invertebrates dying as quickly as they are — their cells are basically blasting out, coming down,» described Richmond.