The Rabbit Heads and the Gaouroujihevals

The article discusses the presence and impact of two fish species, namely the rabbitfish ("λαγοκέφαλοι") and the gurnard ("γαουροτζιέφαλοι"), in marine ecosystems.

It outlines how these species have become more prevalent in specific regions and their effects on local biodiversity.

The piece raises concerns regarding the ecological balance due to the introduction of these non-native species.

It highlights the importance of monitoring these fish populations for their long-term implications on fisheries and marine life.

The article emphasizes the need for further research to understand the interactions between these species and the native marine organisms.

The Rabbit Heads and the Gaouroujihevals

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