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Where are black tiger prawns caught?

Asked: David Graham, Last Updated:

Commercial Fishing for Tiger Prawns: Black Tiger Prawns are occasionally trawled off the coasts of Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland, out to depths of 150m. However, most are produced by Aquaculture.

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