KAYAR, SENEGAL - APRIL 20: A view from Kayar, about 100 kilometers from the capital Dakar, as fishermen working on the beach, in Senegal on April 20, 2024. The city of Kayar is one of the cities that make a living from fishing. In the city of about 30 thousand inhabitants on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, fishermen who go out to sea with the first rays of the sun work hard to catch fish until the evening hours. Senegalese fishermen place the fish they catch in crates and make them ready for sale. In Senegal, which has a coastline of approximately 718 kilometers, traditional fishing is the main source of livelihood for the people. In the country, Africa's second largest fish producer, thousands of people make a living from fishing. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )

KAYAR, SENEGAL - APRIL 20: A view from Kayar, about 100 kilometers from the capital Dakar, Senegal on April 20, 2024. The city of Kayar is one of the cities that make a living from fishing. In the city of about 30 thousand inhabitants on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, fishermen who go out to sea with the first rays of the sun work hard to catch fish until the evening hours. Senegalese fishermen place the fish they catch in crates and make them ready for sale. In Senegal, which has a coastline of approximately 718 kilometers, traditional fishing is the main source of livelihood for the people. In the country, Africa's second largest fish producer, thousands of people make a living from fishing. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )

KAYAR, SENEGAL - APRIL 20: A view from Kayar, about 100 kilometers from the capital Dakar, as fishermen working on the beach, in Senegal on April 20, 2024. The city of Kayar is one of the cities that make a living from fishing. In the city of about 30 thousand inhabitants on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, fishermen who go out to sea with the first rays of the sun work hard to catch fish until the evening hours. Senegalese fishermen place the fish they catch in crates and make them ready for sale. In Senegal, which has a coastline of approximately 718 kilometers, traditional fishing is the main source of livelihood for the people. In the country, Africa's second largest fish producer, thousands of people make a living from fishing. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )

KAYAR, SENEGAL - APRIL 20: An aerial view of shore and fishing boats from Kayar, about 100 kilometers from the capital Dakar, Senegal on April 20, 2024. The city of Kayar is one of the cities that make a living from fishing. In the city of about 30 thousand inhabitants on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, fishermen who go out to sea with the first rays of the sun work hard to catch fish until the evening hours. Senegalese fishermen place the fish they catch in crates and make them ready for sale. In Senegal, which has a coastline of approximately 718 kilometers, traditional fishing is the main source of livelihood for the people. In the country, Africa's second largest fish producer, thousands of people make a living from fishing. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )

KAYAR, SENEGAL - APRIL 20: A view from Kayar, about 100 kilometers from the capital Dakar, as fishermen working on the beach, in Senegal on April 20, 2024. The city of Kayar is one of the cities that make a living from fishing. In the city of about 30 thousand inhabitants on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, fishermen who go out to sea with the first rays of the sun work hard to catch fish until the evening hours. Senegalese fishermen place the fish they catch in crates and make them ready for sale. In Senegal, which has a coastline of approximately 718 kilometers, traditional fishing is the main source of livelihood for the people. In the country, Africa's second largest fish producer, thousands of people make a living from fishing. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )

KAYAR, SENEGAL - APRIL 20: An aerial view of shore and fishing boats from Kayar, about 100 kilometers from the capital Dakar, Senegal on April 20, 2024. The city of Kayar is one of the cities that make a living from fishing. In the city of about 30 thousand inhabitants on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, fishermen who go out to sea with the first rays of the sun work hard to catch fish until the evening hours. Senegalese fishermen place the fish they catch in crates and make them ready for sale. In Senegal, which has a coastline of approximately 718 kilometers, traditional fishing is the main source of livelihood for the people. In the country, Africa's second largest fish producer, thousands of people make a living from fishing. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )

KAYAR, SENEGAL - APRIL 20: A view from Kayar, about 100 kilometers from the capital Dakar, Senegal on April 20, 2024. The city of Kayar is one of the cities that make a living from fishing. In the city of about 30 thousand inhabitants on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, fishermen who go out to sea with the first rays of the sun work hard to catch fish until the evening hours. Senegalese fishermen place the fish they catch in crates and make them ready for sale. In Senegal, which has a coastline of approximately 718 kilometers, traditional fishing is the main source of livelihood for the people. In the country, Africa's second largest fish producer, thousands of people make a living from fishing. ( Cem Özdel - Anadolu Agency )