According to a new study, the practice of drone fishing has surged in popularity in countries such as South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia. This practice, which is poorly documented, could pose ...

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Drone fishing began to gain popularity in South Africa and other nations somewhere around 2015. Eight years later, controversy still swirls around the ethical, legal and marine conservation dimensions ...