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Threatened fish rescued in Victoria's 'most flow-stressed river'
In February, ecologists rescued 11 threatened Australian grayling from Victoria's Moorabool River, one of the state’s most flow-stressed waterways. The fish, known for smelling like cucumbers, were released upstream in the Perridak Ngubitj Moorabool River Reserve to access more oxygenated waters. The rescue highlights the ongoing challenges faced by this delicate ecosystem amid significant environmental pressures.
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