NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 8月3日 05時13分

Kentucky wildlife officers use "electrofishing" to stun and catch Asian carp that are overpopulating a state river.

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radiomom89 For all of those complaining about the cruelty of this, do some research. Asian carp are an invasive, non-native species introduced by man. They are choking out all other marine life - and migrating to other waterways at an alarming rate. They're also dangerous to boaters, kayakers, canoers, water skiers....anyone traveling on the water. They jump out at the slightest surface-water disturbance and will literally smack you in the face. And they're big. Really big. The kind of big that causes injuries. Asian carp represent a fish and wildlife crisis destroying native species. Also, this isn't killing these fish. It stuns them so officials can tag and release them to study their migration patterns.

heatherldobbs Kinda ironic... Kentucky Invasion by Asian Carp... Now I'm not a big conspiracy theorist but I do play a mean game of 6 Degrees Kevin Bacon: Moscow Cocaine Mitch married to Asia Elaine Chao, her father founded/owns a large Chinese shipping company has given millions to them over the years was implicated in cocaine smuggling. 🤔🥓

markokariambo With us, local fishermen talk that fish stop reproducing after an electric shock, so they try to teach others not to use this method of fishing.

larryfragalfd People that are cruel to animals will have the same Faith before the end of their life and they will feel the pain they casted on their prey

julie_cardinale they electrocute thousands of fish but only have 2 guys w handnets catching them. no matter how you look at it its bad technique

seannn_nnn Trust me if yall send some Chinese there n all the carps will die out 🤣 they love eating that fish

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