Black-Chinned Catfish Found in Thailand's Lam Pao Dam, Suspected Human Release from Central Region
A large number of black-chinned catfish, a species not native to the area, have been discovered in Thailand's Lam Pao Dam in Kalasin Province. Experts suspect they were illegally introduced from the central region by humans, raising concerns about ecological impact.
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