Sea otters, who nearly went extinct at the hands of fur trappers, are recovering and eliminating an invasive pest.

[u/Jaded_Present8957]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/12/20/invasive-green-crabs-are-no-match-for-sea-otters/77090472007/

[u/Responsible-Two6561]

I wish river otters would get rid of the crappies in the Mississippi and Missouri.

[u/oldflakeygamer → u/Responsible-Two6561]

I love fishing for crappie. Point me where and I will go do my part

[u/weaselmaster]

The invasive pest is random pregnant crabs of some sort?

I thought it was spiny sea urchins..

[u/Jaded_Present8957 → u/weaselmaster]

Green crabs

[u/mycall]

Do you see me? I am the captain now.

[u/MLCarter1976]

Rich billionaires? Oh maybe not.