Countries push new protections for the Amazon’s iconic migratory catfish

Mongabay
May 25, 2026, 9:11 am116 ptsTrending
The background was right for the announcement of the bad news. Fish swam in a wall-sized tank that framed a table of scientists and environmentalists in the auditorium of the Pantanal Biopark, the world’s largest freshwater public aquarium, in the Brazilian city of Campo Grande. They’d gathered for the…

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