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New Study Says Cocaine Makes Fish More Vulnerable To Predators

A new study has revealed a disturbing impact of drug pollution in water bodies—cocaine and its byproducts are altering fish behavior. Researchers found that exposed fish, including salmon, become more vulnerable to predators due to impaired instincts and reactions. Even more concerning, the chemical byproducts of cocaine may be more harmful than the drug itself. The findings highlight a growing environmental issue that often goes unnoticed: how human drug use is silently affecting aquatic ecosystems.

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