S. Africa court bars fishing to protect endangered African Penguins

PHYSorg
Mar 18, 2025, 12:01 pm229 ptsTop
A South African court order issued Tuesday barred for at least 10 years commercial fishing at key breeding colonies for African penguins that are facing extinction in part because of threats to their food supply.

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