Sentence examples for discarded fish from inspiring English sources

Dive boats chum up the waters with hundreds of pounds of discarded fish scraps, drawing a storm of life from miles around.

Thus a ban on discards should only be put into place with accompanying measures (such as measures to increase selectivity of fishing gear) to minimise the catch of these discarded fish.

Beneath the tables holding the seemingly endless array of produce at Kuala Lumpur's Chow Kit market, whether chunks of meat or mangos and limes, puddles of water gather amid dropped vegetables and discarded fish bones.

When an uncle gave him ten dollars for Christmas, he bought a microscope and a dissection kit, with which he examined whatever specimens were handy: discarded fish from the market and, once, a cat carcass that he found on the street.

As they threw the bones and guts overboard, rays would come and feed on the discarded fish parts.

The post-release mortality of discarded fish can represent an additional source of mortality that is important to understand for effective marine fisheries management.

Coral tissue damaged by discarded fishing line and other fishing-related activities is more vulnerable to disease.

Over that time, 1,340,114 pieces of discarded fishing line have been collected, according to the group.

Interface is working with fishing communities on the Danajon Bank in the Philippines, a fragile coral reef area, to collect discarded fishing nets and recycle them into carpets.

The regenerated nylon fabric is made by melting down discarded fishing nets and other marine debris, extracting the pure polyamide (proteins) and weaving it into a new material.

Net-Works™, a collaboration that turns discarded fishing nets into carpet tiles, has created a sustainable supply chain and a new business model.