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Bottle-nosed dolphin by-catch

Bottle-nosed dolphin by-catch. (Tursiops truncatus) Small Antandroy fishing village of Lavanono on the southern coast of MADAGASCAR. Apparently they catch +- one per year in their artisanal nets. This was caught from a pirogue or outrigger dugout canoe. The meat was sold for human consumption to the local villages for 35 cents, US per kilogram.

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Filename: MA5475_Dolphin_by-catch.jpg
Copyright: Pete Oxford
Image Size: 5550x3686 / 11.8MB; Antandroy Artisanal nets Bottle-nosed dolphin By-catch Dugout Fishing Fishing village Lavanono Madagascar Mammal Meat Outrigger canoe Pirogue Tursiops truncatus
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Bottle-nosed dolphin by-catch. (Tursiops truncatus) Small Antandroy fishing village of Lavanono on the southern coast of MADAGASCAR. Apparently they catch +- one per year in their artisanal nets. This was caught from a pirogue or outrigger dugout canoe. The meat was sold for human consumption to the local villages for 35 cents, US per kilogram.