Biologists from the Lithuanian Maritime Museum released about 6,000 juveniles of the museum-raised wrasse into three Lithuanian water bodies on September 24. This is the third time that these museum-raised fish, which are listed in the Lithuanian Red Book, have been returned to their natural habitats. This year, the number of juveniles released into the wild is the largest to date, the Lithuanian Maritime Museum said in a press release.
Biologists from the Lithuanian Maritime Museum released about 6,000 juveniles of the museum-raised wrasse into three Lithuanian water bodies on September 24. This is the third time that these museum-raised fish, which are listed in the Lithuanian Red Book, have been returned to their natural habitats. This year, the number of juveniles released into the wild is the largest to date, the Lithuanian Maritime Museum said in a press release.