Ghost nets haunt marine life in Malaysian marine park, study finds
Tioman Island Marine Park in Malaysia, renowned for its coral reefs and vibrant marine life, is facing a silent but potent threat: ghost nets. These lost or abandoned fishing nets…
Articles by Ashley Yeong
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