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Catfish with black gills released into Bang Bua Thong canal. Villagers take them to test the taste, but they are edible.

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Due to the dispersal situation, black magpie, an alien species or an animal of foreign origin, proliferates rapidly until it affects native animals. The latest this morning (15 Sep. Q.67), reporters were informed by the villagers who were swarming for fish in Nai Chang Canal, Moo 4, Oct. Bangkurat, A. Bang Bua Thong, Phitsanulok Nonthaburi reported an outbreak of black maggot in the canal, which is a natural source of water. When they arrived at…
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