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It's never been easy for fishermen in England's southwest to make a living, but now they face a competitor: around 200,000 octopuses, probably coming from the Mediterranean. Climate change is blamed for this migration, and the animals are apparently gobbling up the crab, lobster and other marine life which many fishermen depend on.
对英格兰西南部的渔民来说,谋生从来都不容易,而如今他们面临新的 “竞争对手”——大约 20 万只可能来自地中海的章鱼。人们将这次章鱼迁徙归咎于气候变化。而这些动物似乎正在大量吞食螃蟹、龙虾以及其它渔民赖以谋生的海洋生物。
A report published on Monday found octopuses spotted further north and in Wales, and said fishermen are having to adapt, hunting for the octopuses themselves. One market town recently saw 100 tonnes of octopus sold in a single day.
一份周一发布的报告指出,在更北部的地区以及威尔士也发现了章鱼的身影。报告还提到,渔民正被迫调整策略,开始转而捕捞章鱼。最近,一个集镇甚至在一天之内售出了 100 吨章鱼。
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