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Does nothing eat it?
Yes, carp and other fish will eat it but not in the artificially high quantities that are occurring in pollution-induced bloom events like this. It would not be remotely sustainable to have a high enough population of fish to deal with these events - they would starve for the rest of the year for one thing.
this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2025
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