They Sold Fluorescent Fish at $7,000 in Valparaíso
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151 specimens were found that were tested for bioluminescence, emitting fluorescent colors, which allowed evidence of their genetic modification.
Detectives seized 151 genetically modified specimens that were marketed in a pet store. Two people were arrested for violating the General Fisheries and Aquaculture Act. An unusual finding was made by the Investigative Police (PDI) during a check at a pet shop in Valparaiso. At the establishment, detectives discovered 151 The post They sold fluorescent fish at $7,000: they discovered illegal trade in Valparaiso first appeared on El Observator.
Detectives of the Investigative Brigade of Crimes against the Environment and Cultural Heritage Valparaíso of the Investigative Police of Chile, the product of a control to a commercial pet shop, arrested two people after detecting that genetically modified ornamental fish were kept and marketed in the establishment. According to the background [...]
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