Greece’s fishermen battle a Red Sea invader
Greece's fishermen are struggling with an invasive toxic puffer fish from the Red Sea that damages fishing nets and threatens their livelihoods. The puffer fish can bite through soda cans, exacerbating the problem for local fishermen.
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