Rising Sea Temperatures Affect Fish Population Off South Korea's Coast
Creatrip Team
9 months ago
South Korea has issued a high sea temperature warning due to heat waves, affecting fishing activities. Popular fish like halibut and rockfish may decrease in catch rates, while warmer-water fish such as horse mackerel and Spanish mackerel might become more common. The government is strengthening measures to minimize impact, including providing real-time temperature data and distributing guidance in multiple languages. The global warming effect on sea environments is concerning, but efforts are being made to adapt to these changes.
