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LIONFISH INVASION: Brazil's Largest Reefs Under Attack, Fishers Strike Back...
Fishers have caught at least 440 invasive lionfish off the coast of Porto Seguro in northeastern Brazil in recent weeks. The local government paid fishers to harvest the fish in an attempt to curb the
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