The crew of the vessel said they spent more than an hour pulling the plastic from the water
A crab-fishing vessel has pulled what its crew has described as "miles" of plastic line from the sea. The crew of the Nimrod TO30, based at Newlyn, Cornwall, found the pollution while fishing south of the Isles of Scilly.Skipper Ben Rowse said: "That plastic would have been in the sea for God knows how many years if we didn't."The skipper said if it had been left the plastic "would have easily killed thousands of animals"
Mr Rowse, of the Real Cornish Crab Co, said he believed it "would have easily killed thousands of animals".He said the company hoped to contribute to "growing a population of fishermen who respect the ocean will help to protect sealife and preserve fish stocks for future generations".Follow BBC News South West on
Yeah...guess who put it there....
We’ve (humans) really made a mess of this beautiful world haven’t we!
Fishing boat picks up plastic that other fishing boats have dropped, saving thousands of animals, really! Wake the feck up people, the fishing industry kills millions of fish!! seaspiracy
Respect 💪
BROWNLOWJ74 ...and that's just the net😂😂😂
No doubt dumped there by the evil EU..... 🙄
Not going to get much for that down the market..
Well done for taking the time needed to do this. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Can it be traced to find out who left it there? They deserved a good hefty sanction, at the very least.
Edomites arr destroyed the earth. Food is gmo, air is chemtrails, man is woman woman is man, water is fluoride. Judgement is coming for you wicked.
WoW!
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