The "strange fish" alligator gar recently discovered in many places has attracted widespread attention! Why should we pay attention to it? Where does it come from? Don't worry, it is still closely related to us. We should resolutely stop this invasive species that is harmful and does no good.
Alligator gar Introduction: The alligator gar is a giant freshwater carnivorous fish native to the southern part of North America. It is a prehistoric fish and is a large and ferocious fish. It mainly lives in pure fresh water and occasionally enters brackish water. is useless except for viewing! The crocodile gar has a mouth like a crocodile, and its body scales are very hard, as if it is wearing a thick layer of armor. It likes to live alone. eggs are poisonous , should not be eaten by mistake! Fish meat has no use value either. eggs are green, adhere to aquatic plants or gravel , and have strong reproductive ability. Basically there are no natural enemies that can restrain it in our country. The crocodile gar is a carnivorous fish and is extremely destructive. If released into natural waters, it will bring disaster to the local water ecosystem. "As long as it is a living thing in the water, it will eat almost everything." , fish, shrimp, snails and clams will all suffer. 1 crocodile gar can eat all the fish in the lake. The important thing is that it can also attack humans!
Key points: If this species appears in large numbers in China, it will seriously damage the ecosystem at worst, and it will also be closely related to us at worst. For example, if this kind of fish flows into ponds, reservoirs, or other water related to our daily life Li couldn't even imagine the consequences. If there is no sale, there will be no harm. If it is not for special purposes, don’t buy this kind of fish. Everyone is responsible for the invasion of harmful species. If cannot be cultured after purchase, universities, scientific research institutions, and relevant departments should be entrusted to handle it. If alligator gar are found in residential areas, parks, ponds, etc., they must be reported as soon as possible, and the local management department will capture and remove them and treat them harmlessly.
