Nomura’s Jellyfish Threatening Japanese Fishing Industry
Filed in Marine Biology on November 19, 2009 with no comments
Nomura's Jellyfish - Credit: Kenpei
Ap Environmental Writer Michael Casey reports that scientists believe climate change and its oceans warming are to be blamed for jellyfish overpopulation, expanding their ranges and appearing earlier in the year. In Japan’s waters the Nomura seems to be taking over the ocean and are forcing fishermen to stop fishing.
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