Sea bass is a very common freshwater fish, in our country, sea bass is very popular. In ancient times, our people have begun to eat sea bass. Sea bass is rich in protein and nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, etc., which has a good tonic effect on people with insufficient liver and kidneys. It is a rare delicacy. But it is such a delicious sea bass, but in Africa it has become an invasive species that harms one side.
In Africa's Lake Victoria, the Nile perch has almost become the dominant force here. I don't know when the Nile perch was brought here. In this lake, Nile perch have almost no natural predators, they hunt wildly in the lake, and it is not long before more than two hundred species of fish in Lake Victoria are preyed upon by them. In order to eliminate the damage caused by Nile perch, the local government has tried various ways to stop the invasion of this creature, but the effect is not obvious.
Later, the perch ate all the other fish in the lake and began to devour each other. This phenomenon has made the perch in the lake larger, and some of them weigh as much as four hundred pounds, with a body length of nearly two meters, and their mouths are open to almost swallow the heads of adults. Although the local government has not found an effective way to alleviate such a serious biological invasion, these large sea bass have immediately attracted fishing enthusiasts around the world.
They flocked to Lake Victoria in order to catch a huge Nile perch. Not only that, but the local people have also opened many tours and developed a detailed tour plan, which not only allows tourists to feel the fun of catching large sea bass, but also helps tourists to feel the beauty of Lake Victoria. As soon as these tourism policies came out, fishing enthusiasts and tourism enthusiasts from all over the world gathered here and began to eliminate "troubles" for the government.
In fact, I think it is that Africa is too far away from us, if conditions permit, it is estimated that with our combat strength, we can eat these sea bass into protective animals in minutes! Well, this episode of the show ends here, thank you for watching!