What is aquaculture? a. Farm production of fish or seafood by raising animals in tanks, ponds, or ocean net pens. b. A fishery that ensures that fish stocks are maintained at healthy levels, the ecosystem is fully functional, and fishing activity does not threaten biological diversity. c. Fishing in the open ocean without the use of trawl nets and thus without bycatch.

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Ayden Poole

17 June, 09:32

What is aquaculture? a. Farm production of fish or seafood by raising animals in tanks, ponds, or ocean net pens. b. A fishery that ensures that fish stocks are maintained at healthy levels, the ecosystem is fully functional, and fishing activity does not threaten biological diversity. c. Fishing in the open ocean without the use of trawl nets and thus without bycatch.

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Uriel Morrow · Answer 1

Answer: Option A - Farm production of fish or seafood by raising animals in tanks, ponds, or ocean net pens.

Explanation:

Aquaculture is the cultivation of aquatic produce such as aquatic plants, fish, and other aquatic animals.

King Jacobson · Answer 2

The answer is A

Explanation:

Farm production of fish or seafood by raising animals in a controlled aquatic environment like tanks, ponds, or ocean net pens