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Regarding the effect of stress from individual fishing: "Research shows with scalloped hammerheads that after they have been released, over 90 percent will still die later on."
This is due, in part, to lactic acid build-up when trying to escape being reeled in, as well as because of lack of oxygenation when struggling and when removed from the water.
One of several issues with the 'catch-and-release method.'
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This is due, in part, to lactic acid build-up when trying to escape being reeled in, as well as because of lack of oxygenation when struggling and when removed from the water.
One of several issues with the 'catch-and-release method.'
Valerie
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Sunflower sea stars can be challenging for scientists to track because they will often shed their arm if tagged. The arm can take one year to regrow.
— May 03, 2026 07:08AM
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