Groupers being reacquainted with humans again


MELAKA: Giant groupers at an oceanarium here are shying away from humans after two months of not seeing them due to the movement control order (MCO), says their caretaker.

The Shore Oceanarium has started a “wave” therapy on a daily basis after the giant fish hid themselves behind artificial corals upon seeing the caretaker during feeding time.

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