1) By-catch 2) Marine animal 3) Marine creature 4) Sea animal 5) Sea creature
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species other than the target species that are caught incidentally in a trawl
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In the fishing industry, a bycatch is a fish or other marine species that is caught unintentionally while catching certain target species and target sizes of fish, crabs etc. Bycatch is either of a different species, or is undersized or juveniles individuals of the target species. The term `bycatch` is also sometimes used for untargeted catch in.....
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bycatch is the harvest of marine life and seabirds during fishing operations when other fish were the target. For example, bycatch might consist of a species which was not the targeted species, such as a shark caught on a tuna longline. Or it might consist of fish of the targeted species, but not of the targeted age or size. Some shrimp fisheries h...
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Non-targeted species that are caught with the targeted species
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Unwanted marine creatures that are caught in fishing nets while fishing for another species.
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Animals caught by fishing that were not the intended target of the fishing activity. Such unwanted catch is often wasted.
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Harvest of fish or shellfish other than the species for which the fishing gear was set. Examples are blue crabs caught in shrimp trawls or sharks caught on a tuna longline. Bycatch is also often called incidental catch.
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species caught secondary to the target species being fished for such as sea turtles being caught in longline swordfish fisheries
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bycatch is the harvest of marine life and seabirds during fishing operations when other fish were the target. For example, bycatch might consist of a species which was not the targeted species, such as a shark caught on a tuna longline. Or it might consist of fish of the targeted species, but not of the targeted age or size. Some shrimp fisheries h...
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species other than the target species that are caught incidentally in a trawl
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In its broadest sense, bycatch includes all living and non-living material (except for the target species) which is caught while fishing, including by-product, discards and that part of the catch which doesn
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Sometimes when fishermen are fishing for one species, they unintentionally catch other creatures that live near that species. These creatures may include other fish species, marine mammals, turtles, or even seabirds that are diving to catch their own food. Fishermen try to avoid bycatch because it takes time and energy away from catching their targ...
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Non-target organisms caught in fishing gear.
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