To figure out where Salmon travel after leaving the rivers of Scotland, its government is spending some RM2.24mil to fit the fishes with trackers. — ETX Studio/Dailyup
Tracking devices are being fitted to wild salmon in order to record their migration routes from Scottish rivers to their feeding grounds in the Atlantic.
A research project backed by 400,000 pounds (RM2.24mil) from the Scottish government aims to understand why numbers of wild salmon have been in decline in recent decades.
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