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  • A female Kapango, Bagrus meridionalis, a large endemic catfish found in Lake Malawi, rests in a cave at Masimbwe Island. This species, considered a delicacy and a major source of protein for coastal communities, is overfished in many parts of the lake.
    MPO_Kapango_Catfish_Lake_Malawi105.jpg
  • A female Kapango, Bagrus meridionalis, a large endemic catfish found in Lake Malawi, rests in a cave at Masimbwe Island. This species, considered a delicacy and a major source of protein for coastal communities, is overfished in many parts of the lake.
    MPO_Kapango_Catfish_Lake_Malawi100.jpg
  • A female Kapango, Bagrus meridionalis, a large endemic catfish found in Lake Malawi, rests in a cave at Masimbwe Island. This species, considered a delicacy and a major source of protein for coastal communities, is overfished in many parts of the lake.
    MPO_Kapango_Catfish_Lake_Malawi104.jpg
  • A female Kapango, Bagrus meridionalis, a large endemic catfish found in Lake Malawi, rests in a cave at Masimbwe Island. This species, considered a delicacy and a major source of protein for coastal communities, is overfished in many parts of the lake.
    MPO_Kapango_Catfish_Lake_Malawi099.jpg
  • A female Kapango, Bagrus meridionalis, a large endemic catfish found in Lake Malawi, rests in a cave at Masimbwe Island. This species, considered a delicacy and a major source of protein for coastal communities, is overfished in many parts of the lake.
    MPO_Kapango_Catfish_Lake_Malawi103.jpg
  • A female Kapango, Bagrus meridionalis, a large endemic catfish found in Lake Malawi, rests in a cave at Masimbwe Island. This species, considered a delicacy and a major source of protein for coastal communities, is overfished in many parts of the lake.
    MPO_Kapango_Catfish_Lake_Malawi101.jpg
  • A female Kapango, Bagrus meridionalis, a large endemic catfish found in Lake Malawi, rests in a cave at Masimbwe Island. This species, considered a delicacy and a major source of protein for coastal communities, is overfished in many parts of the lake.
    MPO_Kapango_Catfish_Lake_Malawi102.jpg
  • Three invasive Plecostocumus catfish rest on dirftwood in a north Florida spring.
    MPONorth_Florida_Spring018.jpg
  • Three invasive Plecostocumus catfish rest on dirftwood in a north Florida spring.
    MPONorth_Florida_Spring002.jpg
  • School of Striped Eel Catfish (Plotosus lineatus) in Lembeh Strait, Indonesia
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  • School of Striped Eel Catfish (Plotosus lineatus) in Lembeh Strait, Indonesia
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  • An Eastern Stargazer (Kathetostoma laeve) lies buried in the ocean bottom underneath the Port Hughes Jetty in the Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.
    MPO004815.jpg
  • Fishermen work their nets to catch fish for food along the coastline of Likoma Island, Lake Malawi, Malawi, Africa. Fishing pressure has drastically diminished stocks of endemic cichlids and catfish that exist nowhere else on earth.
    MPO_Fishermen_Lake_Malawi_Africa01.jpg
  • An invasive Armored Catfish, Plecostomus sp. feeds on algae growing on the Manatee's body. This invasive species is found througout Florida and a major headache for Manatees resting during winter months in north Florida springs.
    MPONorth_Florida_Spring009.jpg
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