IndiaScientists in Utah use airplanes to drop small fish into remote mountain lakes as part of a conservation effort. This method, known as aerial stocking, helps maintain fish populations in lakes that are difficult to access by land. Fish are released from planes at low altitudes, ensuring they fall gently into the water. The practice has been ongoing for over 50 years and involves careful selection of fish species, including both native and non-native varieties. Sterile fish are often used to prevent overpopulation and protect native species. Previously, fish were transported using slower methods such as horseback or backpacks.
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