KOROR, 29 JUNE 2026 (PACIFIC ISLAND TIMES) — New research on one of Palau’s important reef fishery species could help guide future decisions on catch limits, size restrictions and spawning protections.  Researchers found that the longnose emperor, a commercially important reef fish known scientifically as Lethrinus olivaceus, grows faster, lives shorter lives and reaches smaller […] The post Key Palau reef fish found vulnerable during spawning appeared first on Island Times News .