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In light of distributed writing, the importance of biotechnology in the fields of fisheries and aquaculture is examined. Aquaculture is the breeding and raising of oceanic life forms, and it is the fastest-growing food sector on the world with a growing role in the economies and secure food systems of nations. Due to the ongoing depletion of fish stocks, growing amphibian life forms including fish, shellfish, mollusks, and sea plants is currently a significant global industry that supplies a significant portion of the oceanic products consumed. Future potential major risks include a lack of food supply and excessive prices, and seagoing products are crucial sources of protein and essential dietary components for global food security and curing disease. Through the creation of new jobs, aquaculture also plays a significant role in rural economies. In these circumstances, aquaculture yields should be enhanced slightly in order to satisfy the increasing demand for fish and other sea-going products in the upcoming years. This book discussed the importance of biotechnology in aquaculture and plans for the environmentally sound use and management of water as well as the impossibility of improving fisheries through social biotechnology.