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Why you should eat more fish in 2023

Reminiscent of a mix of bouillabaisse and a (tomato-free) cioppino, this stew is light and incredibly flavorful

Salon

Inaugurated fish market still not open to public in Yadgir

A long-pending demand for a full-fledged fish market in Yadgir city remains unfulfilled as even after its inauguration, the market is yet to become functional.

The Hindu

16th Vembanad fish count to begin today

The two-survey is conducted under the aegis of Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment-Community Environmental Resource Centre (ATREE-CERC) with financial assistance from the State Wetland Authority Kerala (SWAK).

The Hindu

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Every food hygiene rating for restaurants, pubs and cafes across Roker and Seaburn

Sunderland's Roker and Seaburn beaches play host to some of the North East's finest light grub hubs, like the STACK - but just how well do the kitchens and cafes scrub up in terms of food hygiene?

Chronicle Live

Lir and Native Seafood & Scran, Northern Ireland: ‘Born out of a fascination with the sea’ – restaurant review

For truly sensational fresh seafood head for a refurbished yacht club at Coleraine, writes Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK

How Nottingham's Wetherspoon and Greene King pubs compare - and one is nearly twice as expensive

It depends what you want but most people are guided by price

Nottingham Post

While it's 'fashionable to blame climate change', that's not the only thing turning Türkiye's great lakes to dust

Four of the great tectonic lakes of the vast region known as Türkiye's Lake District have dried up, while others have receded to critically low levels, threatening the loss of scores of bird and animal species.

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Soaring cost of potatoes could force fish and chip shops to close, warns industry boss

Fish and chip shops could be forced to close amid soaring potato costs, an industry leader has warned.

Evening Standard

Petition calling for ban as more dead sharks wash up on beaches

It is thought gillnet fishing could be a reason for the recent numbers of animals spotted

Liverpool Echo

Tourist savaged by crocodile while snorkelling off Queensland coast to spot fish

The man was spotting fish in shallow waters near a remote island in Far North Queensland and suffered serious injuries as a result of the attack

Daily Mirror

Baby eels remain one of America's most valuable fish after strong year in Maine

Fishermen in the U.S.’s only commercial-scale fishing industry for valuable baby eels once again had a productive season searching for the tiny fish

The Independent UK

Brave teen fought off giant crocodile trying to drag him under water to eat him alive

The 19-year-old was fishing in the Northern Territory, Australia, with his 10-year-old brother and older cousin at about 8 pm when the beast pounced

Daily Mirror

‘Shops will close’: soaring cost of potatoes batters British chippies

The once humble, low-cost staple more than doubles in price, putting many fish and chip shops at risk

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of dead fish float on Dal Lake

Local residents found thousands of dead fish floating on the Dal Lake in Kashmir on Friday.

The Hindu

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Migrant street vendors of Barcelona tell story of survival at Venice Biennale

Top Manta, a mostly migrant cooperative, is the inspiration for Catalonia and the Balearics’ entry to the architecture arm of the prestigious festival. We enjoyed a preview

The National (Scotland)

Greens say fishing ban plans good for fishing industry and the environment

THE Scottish Greens have made an eight-minute online film in defence of controversial fishing ban proposals – claiming the practice will benefit…

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Pacific herrings returning to Hokkaido's Sea of Japan coast

Large schools of Pacific herrings are making a comeback on Hokkaido's Sea of Japan coast, thanks to efforts by local organizations and fishermen.

Windows Central

This annoying Destiny 2 fishing quirk is driving players mad

Fans have fallen in love with Destiny 2's new fishing minigame, but one big issue kills the vibe.

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Japan needs to release 1 million tonnes of water from its stricken Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean

Operators of the Fukushima nuclear power plant are set to release treated wastewater into the ocean. But already Japanese authorities are facing a barrage of criticism from fishermen.

Liverpool Echo

Dog owner issues warning as jellyfish wash up on beach

People are being urged to remain vigilant when visiting the beach

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fisherman snags record carp after losing it twice; officials applaud

An Oklahoma fisherman who twice hooked but lost a huge bighead carp in the Neosho River discovered that the third time’s a charm.

LiveScience

Why are cave-dwelling eels growing skin over their left eyes? It may be evolution in action.

These "greedy" eels likely retreated into the gloomy depths of underwater caves in search of tasty crustaceans and are adapting to the darkness by going blind, one eye at a time.

Tom’s Hardware

Raspberry Pi Brings Ghostly Betta Fish to Life

N4MI0 is using a Raspberry Pi to power a Pepper’s Ghost effect betta fish project that looks like a fish in a bowl.

Daily Mirror

Man hears 'splashing' from bathroom and finds iguana lurking in his toilet bowl

John Riddle, 58, from Florida, US, attempted to use a pool net to fish the distressed iguana out from the toilet bowl. However, he failed to capture the reptile and was forced to call in experts

The Conversation

What was behind Australia's potato shortage? Wet weather and hard-to-control diseases

If you’ve been into a fish and chip shop in the last 12 months, you may well have seen a notice tacked to the wall about the impact of the potato shortage. Supermarkets, too, slapped temporary limits on frozen chip purchases.

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