A stormwater pond in Calgary appears filled with Prussian carp; the invasive fish can produce all-female clone-like offspring and spread through drainage routes
- Residents living in the northwest Calgary community of Evanston noticed that a local stormwater pond seems packed with Prussian carp, sparking serious concern over the spread of the invasive species through city drainage systems.
- According to Rural Roots Canada, the discovery shows how easily unwanted aquarium pets can take root in local waterways.
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- Residents living in the northwest Calgary community of Evanston noticed that a local stormwater pond seems packed with Prussian carp, sparking serious concern over the spread of the invasive species through city drainage systems.
- According to Rural Roots Canada, the discovery shows how easily unwanted aquarium pets can take root in local waterways.
Sources: Times of India