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September 13, 2025

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Top 5 fish found in Karachi waters

Karachi, with its coastline along the Arab Sea, hosts a wide variety of marine life that supports both commercial fishing and entertainment bread. Among the many species, some stand out for their ecological role, unique characteristics or popularity between local fishing communities. Here are five notable fish found in the ocean waters of Karachi as described by Fishbase.se. 1. Marlin Marlins is one of the fastest and most powerful fish in the ocean, known for their elongated bodies and sharp accounts that look like a spear. Although they are not usually near the coast, they are an exciting target for

August 30, 2025

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Pakistan ensures four -year expansion for fish exports to us

The fishermen discharge fish baskets from a boat after returning with the day’s catches at Ibrahim Hyderi Fishing Village on the outskirts of Karachi, April 29th 2020 – Reuters The nod reflects the recognition of the quality of Pakistani seafood: Minister. Anwar says Noaa classified Pakistani fishing as “comparable”. “Approval of vital importance for preserving the exports of seafood many millions of dollars.” Federal Minister of Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry announced on Saturday that the United States has granted a four -year expansion to Pakistan to continue exporting fish and fish products. “The US nod reflects international recognition

Blobfish wins the fish of the New Zealand year after years of bad label

Listen to the article More than a decade after the world’s “most ill -fated animal” label, Blobfish (Psychrolutes Marcidus) has made an unexpected return, winning New Zealand’s “Fish of the Year” contest. Organized by Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust, the competition saw Blobfish securing 1,286 votes, surpassing its nearest competitor, Orange Roughy, with less than 300 votes when polls closed on Sunday. Blobfish, known for its gelatinous, relaxed appearance, has long been the subject of charm and humor in the online culture of monuments. However, its distinct anatomy serves a crucial purpose, allowing it to survive in deep water environments

February 19, 2025

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‘Doomsday’ fish are knitted in cannon islands, causing fears of destruction

Listen to the article A rare dirty, often associated with myths that predict natural disasters, has been rinsed on a beach on the Canary Islands, causing concern between locals and electronic commentators. The deep sea creature was discovered by beachgoers in Playa Quemada, with a video of the incident quickly going viral. The video shows a man in swimming shorts approaching silver fish with impressive translucent orange fins in an attempt to rescue it. In Japanese mythology, Oarfish is known as ryūgū no tsukai – or “messenger of the god of the sea” – and has long been considered to

Fish farming overtakes wild fishing for first time: UN report

Aquaculture is playing an increasingly important role in meeting the world’s food needs, overtaking wild fisheries in aquatic animal production for the first time, according to a report published on Friday. As global demand for aquatic food is expected to continue to grow, increasing sustainable production is critical to ensuring a healthy diet, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations said. In 2022, aquaculture yielded 94.4 million tons of aquatic animal production — 51 percent of the total and 57 percent of production intended for human consumption, it said. Read: Scheme sought to upgrade fish farming in Punjab

Hundreds of thousands of fish die suddenly in Vietnam tank

Millions of dead fish leave Vietnam’s Song May Reservoir impossible to clean. — AFP A die-off of epic proportions wiped out the entire fish population in a reservoir in Dong Nai province, southern Vietnam, raising alarms that temperatures are rising to unprecedented highs causing severe environmental changes in Southeast Asia. Struck by a massive heat wave, fishermen are working against the clock to collect the hundreds of thousands of dead fish – about 200 tons – covering the 300-hectare Song May Reservoir. The southern region of Vietnam experienced a terrible drought in April, with temperatures soaring to 40 degrees Celsius

Crisis fish surface hours before the Taiwan earthquake

Doomsday’s fish was caught at about the distance of the epicenter. — Metro News/Brenjeng Caayon/Pen News A recent catch by a fisherman fueled the superstition that is to be associated with a fish that appears in shallow water only when there is an expectation of impending disaster. A man in the Philippines caught a giant fish just hours before a deadly 7.4-magnitude earthquake rocked Taiwan, believed to be the strongest in 25 years. The oarfish lives below the 3,300-foot depths of the ocean, yet, according to Japanese belief, it comes to shallow water when there is an earthquake, according to

March 6, 2024

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Fish quality certification fee increased

Islamabad: The government has increased the fee for issuing certificates related to the quality and origin of fish and fishery products to regulate their export from Pakistan. In a recent meeting, the Ministry of Maritime Affairs informed the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) that the federal government has been empowered to regulate the export of fish and fishery products through the Marine Fisheries Department (MFD), Karachi. Accordingly, the MFD regulated exports through the Pakistan Fish Inspection and Quality Control Act, 1997 and the Pakistan Fish Inspection and Quality Control Rules, 1998. The fee for issuing Certificate of Quality and Origin and

December 28, 2023

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Paiche Fish That Starved Bolivian Amazon Fishermen Gets Karma

At up to 4 meters long and weighing over 200 kilograms, the paiche is a threat to domestic fish stocks A port worker transports a paiche, the largest freshwater fish in South America, after 66 of the fish were seized by poachers who brought them to a market in Manaus, Brazil, September 17, 2008.—Reuters Guillermo Otta Parum, a Bolivian fisherman with over 50 years of experience in the Amazon, recounts the arrival of the paiche, or Arapaima gigas, a colossal freshwater fish that is disrupting the ecological balance of the region. At up to 4 meters long and weighing over

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