Ocean currents spin a web of interconnected fisheries around the world

Mongabay
Jul 4, 2019, 1:01 am228 pts
Chances are the locally caught fish you bought down by the wharf was spawned thousands of miles away, migrating on ocean currents, a new study has found. An estimated 90 percent of marine catches are caught within 200 miles, or 320 kilometers, of countries’ shores, but they most likely originated in spawning…

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