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As Chinese New Year approaches, Dalian’s Biliu River transforms into a chilly wonderland of tradition and ecological teamwork! Local fishermen in northeast China’s Liaoning Province are braving icy waters to catch silver carp, smashing through thick surface ice with net-lined hooks. But here’s the cool twist: their efforts are creating a free buffet for migratory birds flocking to the area!
Every winter, this ritual becomes a lifeline for both humans and wildlife. While fishermen haul in fresh catches for festive meals, birds like cranes and herons swoop in to feast on leftover fish and shrimp. 'It’s like nature’s own recycling program,' says one resident. 'We celebrate the season, and the birds get a holiday feast too!'
Scientists call it a rare example of human activity boosting local ecosystems. The river’s icy fractures create oxygen-rich zones, helping aquatic life thrive even in freezing temps. As Lunar New Year nears, this icy collaboration reminds us that tradition and nature can coexist—with a little creativity and a lot of thermal gear!
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Local fishermen in northeast China’s Liaoning Province are braving icy waters to catch silver carp, smashing through thick surface ice with net-lined hooks. But here’s the cool twist: their efforts are creating a free buffet for migratory birds flocking to the area! 
'It’s like nature’s own recycling program,' says one resident. 'We celebrate the season, and the birds get a holiday feast too!'
As Lunar New Year nears, this icy collaboration reminds us that tradition and nature can coexist—with a little creativity and a lot of thermal gear! 
