It sounds cool, but ghost fishing is actually a tragic byproduct of modern fishing practices, where abandoned nylon nets can trap and kill sealife for hundreds of years.
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# Ghost Fishing: The Ocean's Silent Problem
Josh and Chuck dive deep into the devastating issue of ghost fishing—abandoned commercial fishing gear that continues trapping and killing marine life for hundreds of years. They explore how hundreds of thousands of tons of nets, traps, and lines end up in our oceans annually, the tragic ways they harm everything from whales to sea turtles, and why this problem is harder to solve than you'd think. But it's not all doom and gloom, as the guys highlight inspiring cleanup efforts and creative recycling solutions happening around the world that prove we can actually do something about this underwater catastrophe.
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— Josh
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