Dead fish washing up on South Korea’s east coast may be linked to tuna surge, warming seas
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Dead fish have been washing up on South Korea's east coast possibly linked to a surge in tuna populations and warming seas. The ecological shift in one of the region’s most productive fishing grounds raises environmental and economic concerns.
One of the region’s most productive fishing grounds could be undergoing an ecological shift.
World Health Commodities dead fish South Korea east coast tuna surge warming seas ecological shift fishing grounds