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Blue catfish can grow up to 65 inches and over 100 pounds, and because of the lack of natural predators in the Chesapeake Bay, their population has increased unchecked. Photo courtesy of Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

In a world where invasive species spell trouble in ecosystems across the world, one fish swims against the current, becoming both a problem and a tasty opportunity.

The blue catfish: Wanted breaded or fried

August 20, 2024August 19, 2024 by Virginia Tech News
Originally posted by Keri Rouse & Max Esterhuizen
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The Invasive Species Collaborative (ISC) at Virginia Tech aims to position the university as a center of excellence in the science, policy, and management of invasive species by bridging disciplinary divides, driving innovative solutions, and engaging in team science.

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  • About
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    • Steering Committee
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      • All Affiliates
      • Vertebrates
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      • Pathogens & Diseases
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      • Humans
    • Partner Program
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