Fish Rescue

Fish rescue involves safely removing fish from dangerous or compromised environments, such as polluted waters, natural disasters, or areas with low oxygen levels. Trained teams assess the situation, use specialized equipment to capture the fish without harm, and often relocate them to safer habitats. This process helps protect aquatic life from environmental threats, supports conservation efforts, and maintains ecological balance. Proper fish rescue requires understanding fish behavior, water conditions, and humane handling techniques to ensure the health and safety of the fish throughout the process.