My Deep-sea Fishery

Soon, the fleet crossed the angle between the Dongsha Islands and the Philippines and arrived in the South Pacific.

"Captain, do you want to cast a net to see, we have come out this time, so far, we still haven't caught a single net." Zhou Wang suggested to Xiang Yang.

Xiang Yang thought for a while, nodded and said, "That's fine, let's go here and cast the net."

Xiang Yang has been to this sea area before.

When I came here last time, the water in this sea area was still relatively clear. Standing on the sea surface, I could vaguely see fish swimming under the water surface.

However, due to the Kuroshio Current, the visibility of the sea water is not generally low.

The sea was pitch black, and there were still waves beating on the ship from time to time, which looked very scary.

After receiving Xiang Yang's order, the crew immediately acted. The three fishing boats cast their nets one after another, and then trawled the nets in the nearby waters for more than two hours.

Affected by the fish tide, when the nets were drawn, the amount of sea fish caught by the three ships was very scary.

The total of the three nets is conservatively estimated to be at least two hundred tons.

Among them, the trawler newly purchased by Guang Xiangyang caught at least a hundred tons of fish with this net.

Every crew member on board had beaming faces.

"Boss, boss." At this moment, Chen Qingsheng's voice came from the intercom on Xiang Yang's chest. Hearing the voice, he seemed quite anxious.

Xiang Yang asked with a smile: "Chen Qingsheng, what's the matter?"

"Boss, my ship has exploded." Chen Qingsheng said anxiously.

"Exploding the Internet? Isn't it a good thing?" Xiang Yang asked doubtfully.

Chen Qingsheng smiled bitterly and said, "Boss, you should come over and have a look."

Xiang Yang hurriedly walked towards the unloading channel outside the ship's side.

Picking up the binoculars, it turned out that the fishing net of Chen Qingsheng’s fishing boat was full of a large bag of catches. When the winch was started, the rope broke, and now the fishing net was stuck on the sea surface. Can't go down.

Xiang Yang quickly picked up the walkie-talkie and said, "Chen Qingsheng, keep as much as you can catch. If you really can't keep it, just abandon the net. Pay attention, safety is the most important thing."

Many fishermen will experience exploding nets when they go fishing.

Every time the net explodes, there are actually only two options, either to abandon the net, or to send the crew to take the risk to the surface of the sea, add rope to the fishing net, and then take the risk of lifting the net.

It is impossible for most fishing boats to choose to abandon the net when the net explodes.

After all, a fishing net is already expensive, plus the catch in the fishing net, it is a huge sum of money.

So most of the time, the explosion of the Internet is actually not a good thing for the crew.

"Okay, I'll deal with it now, but boss, I can only say that I will try my best, but I dare not say that I will be able to keep the fishing net." Chen Qingsheng said on the intercom.

Xiang Yang nodded, and said in a deep voice: "The first thing you want to ensure is the safety of everyone, and the second is the fishing net. Try it out. If it doesn't work, don't hesitate to discard the net."

"Understood, don't worry, boss."

Soon, Xiang Yang saw that two rubber boats were lowered from the trawler, and Chen Qingsheng personally led a few people, wearing life jackets, and paddling towards the fishing net.

"Brother Yang, look quickly, those red-crowned cranes have fallen." At this time, Fang Youqun shouted.

Xiang Yang looked up at the sky.

Sure enough, those red-crowned cranes in the sky probably also found many sea fish on the sea surface, one by one began to lower their flying height, and some even landed directly towards the fishing boat.

The Latin literary name of the red-crowned crane is a free translation of the Japanese crane in Chinese, which was named by the German zoologist Statius Muller in 1776.

Müller taught natural sciences in Erlangen.

From 1773 to 1776, he translated and published Linnaeus's famous book "Natural System", and announced some newly named species.

The creatures named that time included red-crowned cranes.

1776, the year Muller named the red-crowned crane, is the first year of the founding of the United States.

That year was the 41st year of Qianlong in our country, and the fifth year in Japan was the fifth year of Emperor Ernong of the Taoyuan Emperor, both of which were worth retreating.

At that time, Westerners could only know my country from Guangzhou and Japan from Nagasaki.

The red-crowned cranes migrate south from the northeast region of my country without passing through the South China region, but use Kyushu and Honshu in Japan as wintering places.

Therefore, Westerners can only use Japan as a window to see this animal. Name it the Japanese Crane.

From the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, the red-crowned cranes on Honshu Island in Japan became extinct.

Some zoologists believe that this species became extinct in Japan, so it changed its common name from Japanese Crane to Manchurian Crane, but this usage is not widely accepted.

Later, George Archibald, the former chairman of the International Crane Foundation, proposed to change the common name of the red-crowned crane to red-crowned crane.

Nevertheless, the reference to the Japanese crane in the English-speaking world is still the mainstream.

In the Google search engine, the search results of the other two names are only one-tenth of them.

At the International Symposium on Cranes, someone proposed to correct the name of red-crowned cranes in response to the inconsistency in the names of red-crowned cranes, which was approved at the meeting.

Since then, the name of the red-crowned crane has been used in international academic conferences and literature.

"There is nothing to be surprised about. Red-crowned cranes like to inhabit open plains or oceans, especially during the migration season and winter." Xiang Yang said.

Those red-crowned cranes hovered in the low sky, constantly making this sonorous and loud call.

The high-pitched and loud calls of red-crowned cranes are related to their special vocal organs.

The neck of the red-crowned crane is long, and the syrinx is also long. It is more than one meter long, which is five or six times the length of the human trachea. Sometimes it can cause strong resonance, and the sound can be transmitted three to five kilometers away.

However, the call of the red-crowned crane is very crisp, noisy but not noisy.

The crew, including Xiang Yang, did not express their boredom at the cries of these red-crowned cranes.

But on Xiang Yang's boat, there was a guy who expressed his dissatisfaction with these red-crowned cranes.

It's a tiger-headed sea eagle.

The tiger head poked its head out from the eagle's nest, and looked at the sky with dissatisfaction. The feathers on its neck stood up, as if it was ready to rush to the sky at any time to kill seven in and seven out.

Xiang Yang glanced at the tiger-headed sea eagle on the top of the cabin. Xindao is really a newborn calf not afraid of tigers. Those red-crowned cranes are pulled out individually, reminding them that they are not much worse than tiger-headed sea eagles. Although a single red-crowned crane is not as good as a tiger-headed crane Sea eagles, but if a group goes up together, as long as this tiger-headed sea eagle dares to take off, it will definitely be beaten to the bottom of the sea by red-crowned cranes.

Maybe the Steller's sea eagle also knew that these red-crowned cranes were not easy to mess with. Although it kept flapping its wings on the roof of the cabin, it never took off, and it didn't even make its sonorous eagle call.