Fish Farming in Egypt
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Which body of water contributes to reducing the salinity of the fish farming ponds in Egypt?

  • Sinai
  • Lake Manzala (correct)
  • Mediterranean Sea
  • Red Sea
  • What is the length of the richest lagoon along the Red Sea coast in Egypt?

  • 100 km
  • 1500 km
  • 1000 km (correct)
  • 500 km
  • What is the main purpose of establishing fish farms in the coastal basins from Damietta to Port Said?

  • Creating job opportunities
  • Reducing salinity of the ponds
  • Increasing fish production (correct)
  • Attracting marine fish fry
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    Fish Farming in Egypt

    • The Mediterranean Sea contributes to reducing the salinity of the fish farming ponds in Egypt.

    Lagoons Along the Red Sea Coast

    • The richest lagoon along the Red Sea coast in Egypt is approximately 120 km long.

    Purpose of Establishing Fish Farms

    • The main purpose of establishing fish farms in the coastal basins from Damietta to Port Said is to enhance aquaculture production and increase fish yields.

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    Test your knowledge about fish farming in Egypt! Discover the key locations for fish farming and learn about the rich lagoon ecosystem along the Red Sea coast. Explore the coastal basins from Damietta to Port Said and understand how the unique location of Lake Manzala contributes to the thriving fish farming industry in Egypt.

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