Seen from the air, the island-strewn waters off Korea’s southwest coast appear peaceful, but their shifting tides and shallows have long posed hazards to navigation. The inhabitants of these islands make their living largely from fishing and aquaculture, including seaweed and shellfish farming.
Seen from the air, the island-strewn waters off Korea’s southwest coast appear peaceful, but their shifting tides and shallows have long posed hazards to navigation. The inhabitants of these islands make their living largely from fishing and aquaculture, including seaweed and shellfish farming.