Animals
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Some Popular Fish and Invertebrate Seafood Species Rapidly Declining Worldwide
The pink conch, the common octopus, the orange roughy, and other species of fish and invertebrates that are popularly sold as seafood in fish markets are rapidly declining worldwide.
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