In the vast waters of the Chesapeake Bay, known for its abundance of blue crabs and striped bass, a new dominant species has emerged: the blue catfish. This invasive predator, capable of reaching weights over 100 pounds, poses a significant threat to the ecosystem. However, there’s a silver lining; its culinary appeal might offer a solution to its proliferation.
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