Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says research

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Last updated 09 Jul 2024
Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says  research
Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says  research
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Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says  research
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Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says  research
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Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says  research
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Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says  research
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