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Fish near protected reserves are naïve

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ARC Centrr of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies Fish that grow up in protected reserves aren't as wary of humans as fish in more heavily trafficked areas.

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Coral reef Species Human Coral Cnidaria International Society for Reef Studies

Fish near protected reserves are naïve

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Fish that grow up in protected reserves are more naïve than ones in regularly fished areas and are easier to catch, since they don't turn tail at the first sight of humans. But new research reveals that this naiveté persists a short distance outside reserves, as well.

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