A crew from the Urban Sea Institute in Brazil went fishing for a fish net that they say was wreaking havoc in the ocean off Rio de Janeiro. The Institute says many nets get lost in the water and spend years trapping fish and other animals, causing their deaths. Not only was sealife rescued from this net, the net was then rescued from the trash by Redhina, a project that takes debris and turns it into something useful. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
