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Naval exercises are an indispensable part of countries' demonstration of their military might.
During the naval exercise, each country is equipped with as much equipment as possible, and pursues to show its strength to the greatest extent possible.
But, you know what? The holding of a naval military exercise will cost almost 1 million fish. And the measures taken by each country to kill the fish are different.
And which of these countries is the best to learn from?
1. Why a military exercise caused a large number of fish to die
The damage to fish caused by the exercise is serious and multifaceted. This is close to 1 million fish deaths, and it is not just a cause of death.
The vast majority of these fish that died were killed directly. This is because in the course of naval exercises, many countries use strong ships and sharp guns, and the launch of various types of missiles is very large.
As we all know, the so-called naval exercises are still mainly based on exercises. Many of the missiles and bullets that were fired did not hit the target went straight into the sea.
And these "shrednel" that entered the sea became the first weapon to kill fish.
In addition to being killed by the explosion, many fish were poisoned by harmful substances that were emitted into the sea.
The explosives contained in the weapons are basically toxic chemicals. These chemicals begin to spread when they enter the seawater, which has a great impact on the living environment of fish.
Day after day, even if some fish are lucky enough not to be killed in the military exercise, they will die because they are forced to ingest a large amount of toxic and harmful substances in their bodies.
This is undoubtedly cruel to them.
In addition to being blown up and "slow death", there are also some fish that die in a very horrific way.
After the sea exercise, many fish will suffer from hearing loss or even direct loss due to the noisy environment and high volume at that time.
These hearing-impaired fish have greatly reduced their ability to survive and will undoubtedly suffer more dangers in the future "marine life".
When someone comes to fish, their weak hearing slows down their reactions; When other beasts attack, they may also die in the mouths of these beasts because they "can't hear".
Not only does the body have to endure harmful substances for a long time, but also organs that are especially important for life. How can these hapless schools of fish survive long enough?
But even so, some countries will not let go of this group of dead fish easily.
Second, the practice of the United States and Japan
After every military exercise, the United States will even sell the fish that were killed!
They sell the fish at a low price to the surrounding fishermen, who then sell it to consumers at a low price.
The consumers who buy these fish are not at least harmed.
Fishermen have reportedly eaten shrapnel from the fish they bought.
Luckily, the fisherman spotted the shrapnel buried in the fish before the entrance and avoided it in time.
Otherwise, if you accidentally eat it, there is a high chance that your throat will be stuck directly by a foreign body. Not to mention the throat injury, it can be life-threatening in serious cases.
In addition to containing foreign substances such as shrapnel in the body, harmful substances in the body of these fish are also indispensable.
Such a fish may be eaten once or twice without feeling anything strange in the body. However, if it continues to be consumed like this for a long time, it will definitely be harmful to the human body and will not be beneficial, leading to the occurrence of various diseases.
This is the U.S. approach to the fish that have been killed and the resulting hazards. And Japan's handling of this is also quite "impressive".
They chose to let him drift on the surface of the sea after his death, regardless of it.
As a result, over time, the carcasses of the dead fish gradually decompose, emitting a foul and unpleasant odor.
The people who live in the vicinity of this sea where naval exercises have been conducted are not affected. They are "forced" to smell these rancid smells on a regular basis, which is not only physiologically tormenting, but also has a very bad effect on their health.
The U.S. and Japanese treatment of dead fish is highly undesirable for the surrounding fishermen and for the environment.
And the measures taken by China in this regard can be called a "model" in the whole world.
3. China's optimal solution
China's handling of the entire process of the military exercise, whether it is the research work before the start of the military exercise or the work during the military exercise, has been very well done.
Before the start of the exercise, the Chinese military will select the sea area for the exercise in advance. The selected areas tend to have fewer fish stocks.
If, after careful selection, there are still a large number of fish in the sea, we will also repel them by emitting the corresponding sound waves. Let them leave their hometown for a while.
This radically reduces the number of dead fish stocks.
At the same time, in the process of military exercise, our side will also package the bombs used in the military exercise.
As a result, the damage of these powerful "lethal weapons" is greatly reduced.
This is, the fish that were hit by the bomb did not really die, and many of them just fainted temporarily. You can still be alive and kicking when you slow down.
In the end, if some fish really can't escape, it is really difficult to escape the fate of being blown up.
We rarely catch these dead fish for secondary sale, and we don't ignore them and let their carcasses drift on the surface of the sea.
For these fish, we will transfer them to the relevant environmental protection authorities for processing to minimize the impact of this military exercise.
However, we should also know that even though our country has made a lot of efforts to protect the environment during the maritime exercises, the death of fish is inevitable in itself.
We can only say that we are doing our best to reduce the impact, and compared with the United States and Japan, our country has handled this issue as the "best solution" in the world.
It is certainly not negligible to use various naval exercises to demonstrate the strong combat effectiveness of the national army. But the marine environment is the system on which marine life and the surrounding fishermen depend, and this cannot be forgotten.
Naval exercises can be carried out, but the protection of fish and Haiyang cannot be stopped by this.
Now, China's maritime exercises' treatment of fish and the marine environment is gradually being recognized internationally, and more and more countries are beginning to follow suit.
It is also hoped that in the future, scientists can develop more environmentally friendly weapons. It can demonstrate the military strength of each country while minimizing the harm to the marine environment.