By A Mystery Man Writer
Barbados, otherwise known as "the land of flying fish" is experiencing a climate change induced decline in landings of its national fish. Due to warming oceans, the iconic Barbados flying fish is quickly becoming a delicacy rather than the bountiful and affordable staple that it once was.
Barbados, otherwise known as the land of flying fish is experiencing a climate change induced decline in landings of its national fish. Due to warming oceans, the iconic Barbados flying fish is quickly becoming a delicacy rather than the bountiful and affordable staple that it once was.
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Barbados' National Fish Is In Hot Water
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Barbados' National Fish Is In Hot Water
Daphne Ewing-Chow
Daphne Ewing-Chow
Daphne Ewing-Chow on LinkedIn: Barbados' National Fish Is In Hot Water
Barbados' National Fish Is In Hot Water
Barbados' National Fish Is In Hot Water