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Aleksandar Furtula

Aleksandar Furtula

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Journalist, Associated Press

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Science , Archaeology , Oceans , Earth , Space

Doesn’t Cover

I don't cover politics, tech and gaming.

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Total articles 6034

  • Quirky livestream that lets viewers help fish is a hit with millions

    By Aleksandar Furtula| WJAG-AM (Norfolk, NE) Verified UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) — The central Dutch city of Utrecht has installed a “ fish doorbell ” on a river lock that lets viewers of an online livestream alert authorities to fish being held up as they make their springtime migration to shallow spawning grounds. The idea is simple: An underwater camera at Utrecht's Weerdsluis lock sends live footage to a website. When somebody watching the site sees a fish, they can click a button that sends a screenshot to organizers.

    By Aleksandar Furtula · WJAG-AM (Norfolk, NE)

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Quirky livestream that lets viewers help fish is a hit with millions

    By Aleksandar Furtula| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified UTRECHT, Netherlands — UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) — The central Dutch city of Utrecht has installed a " fish doorbell " on a river lock that lets viewers of an online livestream alert authorities to fish being held up as they make their springtime migration to shallow spawning grounds. The idea is simple: An underwater camera at Utrecht's Weerdsluis lock sends live footage to a website. When somebody watching the site sees a fish, they can click a button that sends a screenshot to organizers.

    By Aleksandar Furtula · WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY)

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Quirky livestream that lets viewers help fish is a hit with millions

    By Aleksandar Furtula| WJAG-AM (Norfolk, NE) Verified UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) — The central Dutch city of Utrecht has installed a “ fish doorbell ” on a river lock that lets viewers of an online livestream alert authorities to fish being held up as they make their springtime migration to shallow spawning grounds. The idea is simple: An underwater camera at Utrecht's Weerdsluis lock sends live footage to a website. When somebody watching the site sees a fish, they can click a button that sends a screenshot to organizers.

    By Aleksandar Furtula · WJAG-AM (Norfolk, NE)

    Apr. 04, 2025

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