VOICED : Disquieting times for Malaysias fish listener

In Malaysia, fishermen use sound to locate fish, a skill passed down through generations. They focus on specific fish like gelama. Overfishing and ecosystem threats have drastically reduced fish stocks, with Malaysia losing over 90% in 40 years. Despite challenges, fishermen continue to practice and pass on their skills, hoping to preserve their traditions.

What methods do fishermen in Malaysia use to locate fish?

Describe the significance of listening to different fish sounds in fishing.

How has overfishing affected Malaysia's seafood stocks?

What is the average seafood consumption per person in Malaysia compared to the global average?

What challenges do fishermen face when they return empty-handed?