Fish farming boom in Egypt

The video discusses the challenges faced by traditional Egyptian fishermen due to the rise of fish farms around lakes. These farms, supported by the government, have made fishing less profitable and more time-consuming. As a result, many fishermen are forced to convert to fish farming. The video also highlights environmental concerns such as pollution and global warming, which further threaten the livelihood of traditional fishermen.

What is the main reason for the reduced fish catch by traditional fishermen?

• Changes in fish migration patterns

• The presence of fish farms around the lake

• Increased pollution in the lake

• Overfishing by other fishermen

How has fish farming benefited Egypt?

• It has reduced the need for imported fish

• It has provided employment for traditional fishermen

• It has improved the quality of fish in the market

• It has become a profitable way to feed the growing population

What percentage of fish in Egypt now comes from fish farms?

• Over 40%

• Over 70%

• Over 50%

• Over 60%

What adaptation have traditional fishermen made due to the challenges they face?

• They have started fishing in different lakes

• They have converted to fish farming

• They have started using advanced fishing equipment

• They have reduced their fishing hours

What environmental concern is mentioned as a challenge for traditional fishermen?

• Air pollution

• Global warming

• Soil erosion

• Deforestation