Invasive Giant Fish Threatens Argentine Patagonia Rivers

A giant fish species introduced by Chile in the 1970s for industry has spread to Argentine Patagonia rivers, including the De las Vueltas in Santa Cruz, where it threatens native wildlife and ecological balance. Experts express concern over the invasive species' impact, though the full extent of ecological damage remains uncertain.

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