Researchers at Arizona State University designed fishing nets equipped with solar-powered LED buoys that cut sea turtle entanglements by 63 % in tests off Mexico’s Gulf of California. The devices maintain catch rates for target species while protecting marine wildlife.
(c) Jonas Jacobsson

Solar-powered nets, nagbawas ng 63% sa pagkakahuli ng pagong dagat

FOOD MANUFACTURING

Gumawa ang mga mananaliksik ng Arizona State University ng fishing net na may boyang may solar LED na nakapagpababa ng 63% sa pagkakahuli ng tortuga sa Gulf of California. Hindi naapektuhan ang target na huli at napoprotektahan ang buhay-dagat nang mahusay.

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