Florida scientists have designed an ingenious way to keep sharks safe from fishing nets using harmless electronic signals. This breakthrough allows fishers to focus on their catch while ensuring these vital marine predators stay out of harm's way, promoting a balanced ocean and sustainable food systems for all.
(c) Jiwon Kang
(c) Jiwon Kang

Une technologie innovante protège les requins et les océans

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Des chercheurs en Floride ont créé un système ingénieux pour éloigner les requins des filets via des signaux électroniques inoffensifs. Cette avancée permet d’éviter les prises accidentelles, préservant ces prédateurs essentiels pour maintenir l’équilibre des mers et une pêche durable pour la planète.

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