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Jellyfish attack fish farms
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Jellyfish attack fish farms
Associated Press
Thursday, August 8, 2002
London -- An invasion of tiny jellyfish has killed hundreds of
thousands of salmon at fish farms off an island in Scotland, an
official said Wednesday.
The jellyfish, known as solmaris, are killing the salmon by
clogging their gills and suffoc...
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Norwegian fish farms to face stricter regulations.(Brief Article)
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Don't blame the fish farms
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Bait brings big catch Wisconsin fish farms reel in $9.7 million
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Wisconsin fish farms are raising more trout, perch and minnows than ever before. The state's aquaculture industry sold more than $9.7 million worth of fish and bait in 1997, up 11% from 1994, says a state report to be released today. Officials expect even more dramatic growth by 2002, with sales
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