Laser Fish Farming! Take a Look!
Everyone in the optical world is more likely to enjoy food during leisure time. Salmon is nutritious and has a significantly higher protein content than other fish. In order to allow more people to eat this kind of food, farmers have used lasers. Please take a look at this article!
Laser fish farming is a method of fish farming that uses laser light to illuminate the living environment of fish or fish to change the living habits of fish and change the development and growth of fish.
It's a big problem need to solve is that not let the fish get away when fish farming in the deep sea. The mystery of solving this problem relates to an important and interesting scientific discovery. According to scientific experiments, a laser pulse is emitted to the deep sea every 12 hours, and 65% of the jaundice can be enclosed in the water irradiated by the laser beam. fish. As a result, scientists have continuously improved the method, and the laser beam can draw a circle in the deep sea, enclosing most of the fish.
The concept of a deep-sea laser fishery comes from the biological chain in the ocean. Fish food is a variety of microorganisms and aquatic algae, and underwater oxygen is also produced by algae. Scientists use optical fiber to transport laser beams deep into the ocean to promote the photosynthesis of deep-sea algae to grow and reproduce. This will create a more favorable living environment for fish and allow fish to stay connected.
Laser fish farms can not only raise fish, but they can also raise fish more and more. Because the laser can not only surround the fish but also promote algal reproduction, it is also a fish's “midwife” and “doctor”. Experiments have shown that fish eggs can increase hatching rate when they are exposed to laser light, and fish can accelerate growth rate when exposed to laser light. At the same time, lasers are also the “sentinel” to prevent marine pollution. Red tide, the enemy of marine fish, is the result of sudden and massive proliferation of individual species in marine plankton, and the application of laser light enables fish farmers to master the abnormal growth of plankton so that preventive measures can be taken in time to eliminate possible occurrences of the red tide.