Indonesia: Thousands of sardines from Cianjur beach jump to land, residents collected 20 kg

Published 2024년 8월 31일

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Residents and fishermen in the South Coast of Cianjur Regency, West Java, have been experiencing a peculiar phenomenon where sea fish, believed to be sardines or Tanyang Fish, have been jumping onto land. This event, happening more frequently during transitional seasons, has been providing a significant source of food and income for the local community. Each night, the catch can weigh up to 20 kilograms per resident, reducing the need for fishing trips and generating extra income by selling the fish to dealers at IDR 15,000 per kilogram. This rare occurrence has become a welcome blessing for the community, especially during periods of harsh weather conditions.

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Enlarge ADVERTISEMENT kumparan Present on WhatsApp Channel Follow Fishermen and residents on the South Coast of Cianjur Regency, West Java, were shocked by the phenomenon of sea fish jumping onto land. ADVERTISEMENT A fisherman on the coast of Jayanti Beach, Cidaun District, Nana (34 years old), said the phenomenon that has been happening for the past few days has been a blessing for fishermen and local residents. Nana said that thousands of Sardinian or sardine sea fish jumped onto land at night. "The type is Sardinian, but the residents here call it Tanyang Fish. Thousands of fish that jumped onto land, and it is a blessing for us," he explained. In one night, said Nana, each resident can get up to more than 20 kilograms of fish. "Fishermen don't need to go to sea, just collect them on the edge of the beach and the results can be up to tens of kilograms. Since this phenomenon, the coast has always been busy with fishermen and residents," he said. Nana admitted that she did not ...

Source: Kumparan