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California's Trout Removal Boosts Frog Populations in Lakes
California's recent removal of 44,000 trout has led to a remarkable increase in frog populations, rising from 190 to 18,800. This ecological shift highlights the importance of species management in restoring aquatic ecosystems. The state's efforts to balance fish populations are crucial for biodiversity and environmental health.
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