For Japanese cormorant fishermen, environmental change threatens an ancient bond with bird
Only about 50 people in Japan still know the art of fishing with help from tame birds. Now, smaller catches have put their craft in peril
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Only about 50 people in Japan still know the art of fishing with help from tame birds. Now, smaller catches have put their craft in peril
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