FISH - Earth Day
WHY WE NEED TO PROTECT FISH Role in the Ecosystem: Fish make a major contribution to their ecosystem: providing essential nutrients that support the whole ecosystem.199 Simply put, fish are excellent recyclers of the nutri-ents that algae and other bottom-level species need to survive that in turn support the remainder of the ecosystem.
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