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Answer» Similarities: - In Brazil and India fishing activity is developed near the coastal areas.
- In both the countries, marine fishing is well developed.
Differences: - In India, fresh water fishing is practised, whereas in Brazil due to unfavourable conditions, fresh water fishing is not developed.
- The meeting of the warm Brazil current and the cold Falkland current, off the coast of South-East Brazil makes it a good fishing ground. In India such currents do not come together but due to other favourable conditions fishing has been developed.
- Major fishes of Brazil are swordfish, shrimp, lobsters and sardines.
- Major fishes of India are mackerel, bombay duck, prawns, horse mackerels, clupeids, silver bellies and sardines.
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