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More non-native fish in Singapore waterways
While yet to gain foothold in forest streams in nature reserves, they're a threat to local wildlife: Experts
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File photo of The Sunset Bridge, which connects the two sides of Rochor Canal.
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More foreign fish are appearing in Singapore's waterways, with experts and conservationists warning that they pose a threat to local wildlife.
A recent viral video showed two boys fishing at Merlion Park, catching a peacock bass - a species native to South America - highlighting a problem which is believed to be widespread.
