Industrial fishing refers to large-scale fishing operations that use advanced technology and equipment to catch fish and other marine life. These operations often involve large fishing vessels equipped with nets, sonar, and other tools to locate and harvest fish efficiently. The goal is to maximize catch volume to meet global demand for seafood. This method can have significant impacts on marine ecosystems, including overfishing and habitat destruction. Regulations and sustainable practices are essential to balance the needs of the fishing industry with the health of ocean environments and species, such as cod, tuna, and shrimp.