Animals
Hawaii Goby Fish That Can Climb Up Waterfalls Under Threat as Unmaintained Waterways Benefit Invasive Species
Unmaintained waterways are favorable to invasive species while threatening Hawaii goby fish, a species that can climb their way up a waterfall. Read more here.
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