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JHTA wants Jamaicans to stop eating parrot fish to save reefs

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Parrot fish are noted to play an important role in contributing to building the reef ecosystem, even though they eat coral. This is because they clean algae overgrowth off coral colonies, which allows the algae that live inside the coral to get more sunlight.Reefs are known to provide a natural barrier to shorelines.
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JHTA wants Jamaicans to stop eating parrot fish to save reefs

WESTERN BUREAU: THE JAMAICA Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) is urging Jamaicans to stop eating parrot fish, arguing that an abstention would help in saving the environment and prevent flooding. Parrot fish are noted to play an important role...

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Jamaica Gleaner broke the news in Jamaica on Wednesday, March 27, 2024.
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