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A Fish that Has Been Feeding Amazonian Communities for Generations Is Now Officially Threatened in Brazil, and a 43.4% Drop Projection in Its Population Triggered a Race to Protect the Wild Tambaqui without Compromising Local Food Resources
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The tambaqui in the Amazon always filled the plate of the riverside communities, but now suffers a fall of 43.4% and entered the list of threatened species in Brazil. Protecting this native fish without breaking the income of those living from fishing turned into a race against time. Why the lack of tambaqui in the Amazon worries... The post A fish that has been feeding Amazonian communities for generations is now officially threatened in Brazil…
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