How lift-net fisheries affect cetacean ecology in Kaimana, Indonesia

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Jan 20, 2025, 10:31 am63 ptsTrending
Cetaceans—marine mammals that include dolphins, porpoises, and whales—are crucial to coastal ecology. Their presence fosters carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling and redistribution, and control of certain prey species. Moreover, they serve as bioindicators of overall ocean health.

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