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Tennessee Valley organization and maritime biologists, Helene Debris, for the first time in Lake Douglas in Lake Douglas, for the first time, began to investigate fish population.
The information they collected can indicate that extreme garbage affects the population of sports fish. The findings will be compared to similar inquiries in Lake Douglas in the last 30 years. There would be red flags in the lake or fish, which are the deformations of fish, parasites or injuries in the lower fish.
Scientists shocked the water around the research vessel who strains all the muscles fish within the four foot radius of the ship. After the fish floating upward, examined for defects, measured and pulled.
After the study, all the fish came back to the water.
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“I think that in the next few weeks, there are really effects,” Lyn Williams, TVA Fishing and Water Monitoring Manager “,” he said. “You know, it is judged yesterday, the work looks at a normal range. We will see if the complete data is or not.”
Scientists shock the water to strain the muscles of all the fish in four foot radios of the research ship. Fish floats on the surface before being investigated. (Fox News)
Suddenly, put the structures like garbage, put eggs, hunt and feed a place. TVA fishing biologist Kevin Kevin said that the coastal strip could force a disorder to collect a break from the residence.
“It can move the fish around, but fish can move. They do not go anywhere. They can go to the depth or go to the sea,” he said.
The Tennessee Valley government is investigating the fish population on Lake Douglas in Lake Dandridge, Tennessee. A large number of fish with deformations, parasites or injuries can be a red flag. (Fox News)
According to the Jefferson County Tourism Department, about 80% of tourism comes from sports fishing. Fake Hamilton said he brought hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
“Of course we have other events. We have festivities. We have something else in Jefferson County, but we are our lake and butter.”
Denine Biologists examine the fish in Lake Douglas in Tennessee since Helene Helene. (Fox News)
The city of North Carolina was destroyed by Helene Helene, who hoped to meet tourists back
Fishing tournaments planned immediately after Lake Douglas Hurricane Helene It was rescheduled until this spring, which put a teeth in the income last year.
About 80% of tourism in Jefferson County, Tennessee comes from sports fishing in Lake Douglas. Fishing brings hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. (Fox News)
Douglas Lake cleansing is about 90% complete. More than 112 thousand cubic meters of rubble on the beach was removed from more than 112 thousand cubic meters.
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This Tennessee The ambulance agency estimates that 3.7 million cubic meters of rubble from Tennessee Water Roads in the last seven months.
