Power In Numbers How do tiny fish avoid becoming a snack for bigger fish? These little swimmers stick together in large groups called schools. Their teamwork boosts their survival chances by confusing predators. Some fish, like sardines, have bodies that reflect sunlight, creating a dazzling, confusing display. It’s like a game of hide and seek, with survival as the prize. Nature is pretty incredible, isn’t it? Share this video if you learned something new about how small fish survive in the wild! #MarineLifeSurvival #FishDefenseMechanisms #AquaticFacts
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We love this fantastic, myth-busting video illustrating the facts (not the flap) around global commercial fishing practices, produced by the team at Seafood New Zealand. Although there is a huge amount of robust scientific research carried out about the commercial fishing industry, there is also a lot of misinformation surrounding how it all operates. It’s vital people understand the realities of the seafood industry based on scientific research and this easy-to-follow animation helps to summarise some of the key findings about fishing today. Check it out below: https://lnkd.in/gsPm97nr #sealord #seasmatter #science #commercialfishing
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