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ntinued to grow. Therefore, by 2003, scientists recognized that king crab in the Barents Sea was not only a valuable resource, but also a serious environmental problem. And the scale of this problem is only growing. We now have a situation where the once rich and diverse bottom of the Barents Sea has turned into a wasteland. Kamchatka crabs ate algae, polyps, echinoderms, and fish eggs. Nature has become very deserted. Even the seals left these regions, as they simply had nothing to eat. At the moment, even Scandinavian coastal waters are suffering from the dominance of crabs. One Swedish newspaper even called the hordes of crabs “Stalin’s red armies.” And this absurdly pretentious name not only speaks of a bad sense of humor and craving for clickbait headlines, but also of the fact that even the Scandinavians are already seriously alarmed by the constant expansion of the crabs' possessions. - - - - - We have a huge group, which is 11 years old and there are many zoologists who write tons of text every day from the field in which they are specialists. Due to VK’s failed policy towards authors, all this, unfortunately, rests only on rare advertising and your support. You can support the stability of our nervous system with a minimum subscription of 100 rubles per month. You can request support directly through the button in this post. Thank you! 🏀 Hit the hoop and get an NFT gift — https://t.me/BasketbolX_bot