Why do regions where cold and warm currents meet considered rich for fishing?
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because hot and cold current meet there and becomes a fishing ground
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when the cold and warm current meet at a region, it makes the region very foggy which helps in the growth of plankton which is a food for fishes. hence the major fishing areas are at these regions. for example -Grand Bank near Newfoundland where gulf stream and Labrador current meet
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