Red Devil Invaders Rapidly Multiply, Threatening Native Fish in Lake Toba
The invasive 'Red Devil' fish is rapidly multiplying in Indonesia's Lake Toba, posing a serious threat to native species. The low-value fish is significantly reducing catches for local fishermen and impacting the regional economy.
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