‘We must protect and we must understand’ : using shipwrecks to rebuild fish populations
Research by marine scientists in Thailand is revealing how shipwrecks can benefit the undersea environment Sitting at the bottom of the Gulf of Thailand about 20 metres below the ocean surface is the HTMS Hanhak Sattru. Snappers, yellowtail fusiliers and bannerfish swim through the ship’s (…)
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