news.yahoo.com — "Ghost nets" are so called because they drift in the ocean after being abandoned or dumped and some have been found to be still catching fish and ensnaring other marine life for up to three years. The fish are caught and die in the nets. The effect has been devastating with stocks of deepwater sharks falling to about 20 percent of original
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postalblowfish7May 19, 2008
i think i remember the ghost net from the original Ghosterbusters game on the NES...
sparkletonMay 19, 2008
Leave the ghost fish to Mario.
niteryderMay 19, 2008
This is a very positive project thank you Ireland
dartmanxMay 19, 2008
Quiet, or they will steal your idea for a new Discovery Channel show.
jabelarMay 22, 2008
Yeah, you know there are so many problems in the world that are (with a little effort and government support) fairly easy to solve. I wish the world governments would all just think this way and start beating down other issues like starvation, poor drinking water, etc.