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Idle Ships Near Strait of Hormuz May Spread Invasive Marine Species Globally

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Vessels anchored for extended periods in the Persian Gulf risk becoming vectors for the spread of harmful invasive marine species around the world. Prolonged stationary periods allow marine organisms to accumulate and grow on ship hulls, a process known as biofouling. These organisms can then be transported to distant coastal regions, posing serious ecological and economic threats. Experts warn that the problem could significantly disrupt global maritime trade and coastal ecosystems. International cooperation has been urged to tackle biofouling and prevent future biological invasions.

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