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Jellyfisheries are booming, but perhaps they're not a good idea

Friday 9 Dec 16 10:00am

Georgia fisherman Wynn Gale lifts a massive net over his boat, where it bobs and bounces when it hits the deck. That’s because it’s not filled with the rigid bodies of shrimp or fish, but thousands of jellyfish. | Read more

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