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Este cangrejo ha llegado con fuerza a Cádiz, es invasor y agresivo, y amenaza la pesca tradicional al desplazar a las especies locales
Cadiz, Spain – A recent video shared by local angler Yeray Vidal has brought attention to the increasing presence of the invasive blue crab (Callinectes sapidus) in the waters of La Puntilla, Cadiz. Vidal, alongside fellow fisherman Ismael from Selvi Pesca, captured an aggressive specimen that was reportedly consuming a barracuda baitfish. In the video, Vidal demonstrates the crab's formidable claws and warns of its destructive potential to the local ecosystem. "It was eating a barracuda," Vidal stated, emphasizing the crab's predatory habits. He further elaborated, "It's destroying everything here." The blue crab is known for its voracious appetite and rapid reproduction, posing a significant threat to native species and fishing industries. The video has sparked a discussion among local residents and online viewers about how to manage the invasive species. Many comments suggest that despite its ecological impact, the blue crab is considered a delicacy in some regions. This highlights the complex challenge of balancing environmental conservation with potential economic or culinary uses of invasive species.
Este cangrejo ha llegado con fuerza a Cádiz, es invasor y agresivo, y amenaza la pesca tradicional al desplazar a las especies locales