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A Researcher From Oradea Is Trying to Save the Rarest Freshwater Fish in Europe. The Aspretele Still Lives only 450 Meters From the River

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A researcher from the University of Oradea is involved in a project to save the aspretel, considered the rarest freshwater fish in Europe. The species, which has survived since the time of the dinosaurs, currently lives on a 450-meter stretch of the Vâlsan River, in Argeș County, where there are about 180 specimens. Specialists want to set up a sanctuary where the fish can be protected and multiplied.
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A researcher of the University of Oradea is involved in a project to save the harsh, considered the rarest freshwater fish in Europe, writes Bihorean. According to a communication of the university, the species has survived since the time of the dinosaurs, but currently only about 180 specimens, on a portion of only 450 meters [...] Article BIHOREANUL – A researcher in Oradea tries to save the rarest freshwater fish in Europe appears first in PR…

Aspretes, a species of endemic fish in Romania, considered one of the rarest in Europe, could benefit from a sanctuary intended to protect and multiply the remaining specimens. A researcher of the University of Oradea, studying the species over 25 years, participates in the project through

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A researcher from the University of Oradea is involved in a project to save the aspretel, considered the rarest freshwater fish in Europe. The species, which has survived since the time of the dinosaurs, currently lives on a 450-meter stretch of the Vâlsan River, in Argeș County, where there are about 180 specimens. Specialists want to set up a sanctuary where the fish can be protected and multiplied.

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A researcher from the University of Oradea involved in the rescue of the rarest freshwater fish in Europe. Univ. Dr. Ilie Telcean, from the Faculty of Informatics and Science has been working for over 25 years to save the harsh. The fish is a unique fish in the world. There has been a time of dinosaurs, but at some point, [...]

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oradea24.ro broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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