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Store Categories / Past Issues / April 2007 / April 2007 Global Fisheries... / 1055391
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Brian J. Skerry/National Geographic Image Collection
Now banned in many countries, deep trawling with nets held open by heavy doors bulldozes the seabed and catches sea life indiscriminately, more than 50 percent of all discarded.
 
Any copyright watermarks shown above do NOT appear on prints. The image above is for display purposes only and may appear blurry on your screen. Actual prints are made from high-resolution files for perfect reproduction.
 
 
 
 
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