Half a million silvery minnows to be released into river at Big...

Full story: El Paso Times

The reach of the Rio Grande that flows through Big Bend National Park will play an important role in recovering a native fish that has been absent from Texas waters for more than fifty years, according to a ...

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Wake Up El Paso

“Proud Skeptic!”

Since: Feb 08

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El Paso

ISP: Dallas, TX

They just SAY they are silvery minnows. They are actually baby piranhas! Mwuhahahahaha!

More bad news

AOL

now they are just going to eat all the mosquitos.
Call PETA.

Bigfoot

Baton Rouge, LA

If we biuld a fence, how are we suposed to see these sardines ?

BurritoMan

El Paso, TX

Mmmmm lunch time for all the catfish & carp that already live in the river!!!!

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