Now No Man’s Sky now has fishing, too
Hello Games announced its Aquarius Update, which is adding fishing, a new expedition, and new recipes to the game.
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author_name|Mariella Moon, fishing, language|en-US, Media, Outdoor Recreation, provider_name|Engadget, region|US, site|engadget, Sports & Recreation, Tech Industry, Tech NewsYou can finally fish in No Man’s Sky as its Aquarius update rolls out today
Read more: You can finally fish in No Man’s Sky as its Aquarius update rolls out todayWorlds Part I, the No Man’s Sky update that rolled out in July, made waters in the game more responsive to wind, depth and weather conditions. An artist drew fan art of their character fishing while perched on the wing of their boat after the update went out, which in turn inspired Hello Games to…
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Shinkei’s humane, quality-preserving fish-harvesting tech could upend the seafood industry
Read more: Shinkei’s humane, quality-preserving fish-harvesting tech could upend the seafood industryShinkei raised $6 million to help it go from pilot to production, with a goal of 10 machines in actual use by the end of the year. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
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Satellite imagery analysis shows immense scale of dark fishing industry
Read more: Satellite imagery analysis shows immense scale of dark fishing industrySatellite imagery and machine learning offer a new, far more detailed look at the maritime industry, specifically the number and activities of fishing and transport ships at sea. Turns out there are way more of them than publicly available data would s…
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A Toxic Algae Bloom Is Killing California’s Sea Lions
Read more: A Toxic Algae Bloom Is Killing California’s Sea LionsSea lions and dolphins that swim off California’s central coast are dying. Toxic algae blooms off the state’s coast are believed to be stranding and even killing the marine animals at alarming rates, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad…
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High Temperatures and Low Oxygen Choke Out Thousands of Fish in the Gulf
Read more: High Temperatures and Low Oxygen Choke Out Thousands of Fish in the GulfThousands of fish littered the shores of Quintana Beach and Bryan Beach in Texas this past weekend after low oxygen in the water killed off fish in the region, ABC13 News reported.Read more…
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12 Sea Creatures That Look Extremely Fake
Read more: 12 Sea Creatures That Look Extremely FakeWhy leave Earth in search of aliens when you can just dive right into our oceans? No doubt, the seas are filled with all sorts of oddities that often defy description, from incomprehensibly shaped comb jellies through to gigantic isopods that more righ…
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North Sea cod are getting smaller—can we reverse that?
Read more: North Sea cod are getting smaller—can we reverse that?Fishing wreaks havoc on North Sea cod evolution; long-term planning can help.
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A 5,000-Mile-Wide Blob of Stinky Seaweed Is Headed Straight for Florida
Read more: A 5,000-Mile-Wide Blob of Stinky Seaweed Is Headed Straight for FloridaA floating blob of seaweed 5,000 miles across, spanning nearly the whole width of the Atlantic Ocean, is headed for Florida’s Atlantic Coast. The sargassum algae, a brown, branching, stringy seaweed that can turn seawater mud-colored when present in la…
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Tons of Dead Fish Wash Up in Florida Amid ‘Red Tide’
Read more: Tons of Dead Fish Wash Up in Florida Amid ‘Red Tide’People and fish alike along Florida’s west coast are feeling the effects of an ongoing red tide. The toxic algae bloom is making both humans and sea life sick as it persists along nearly 150 miles of the Sunshine State’s coastline. Read more…
