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30 June
Μέχρι 10 εκατ. αυγά θα μπορούσαν να γεννήσουν οι 158 λαγοκέφαλοι - Τι σηματοδοτεί η αλίευσή τους
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A 15-year-old student named Giannis Tsouktouridis from Pale Faliro won first prize in a fishing competition focused on catching toxic fish, managing to catch 158 pufferfish in a single outing. The event, aimed at raising awareness about the environmental impact of these invasive species, took place recently and awarded Tsouktouridis with a new fishing rod for his achievement.
Tsouktouridis has been fishing since he was nine years old and expressed his understanding of the ecological threat posed by pufferfish. He noted, “I have known since I was young that they harm the sea.” The competition came amid growing concerns about the proliferation of pufferfish along the coasts of Greece, which have become a fear for beachgoers. His performance in the children’s category distinguished him among participants and highlighted the importance of addressing the issues surrounding these toxic fish.
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