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Mississippi River Fish Die-Off: Invasive Carp Dominate 90%
Invasive carp account for 90% of the recent fish die-off in the Mississippi River. Wildlife officials suggest this event could ultimately benefit the ecosystem. Factors like warm temperatures, low water levels, and reduced oxygen contributed to this unusual situation, raising concerns about the impact of invasive species on local wildlife.
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