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10,000 fish released into Yangtze River

(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2016-03-02 10:31
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10,000 fish released into Yangtze River

More than 200,000 fish, including 49 sturgeon, were planted in a bid to enrich the aquatic population in the river.[Photo/IC]

Two young Chinese men recently took on a seven-day challenge to survive in the wild without any food, water or supplies, reported Chongqing Morning Post on Wednesday. They also broadcast the whole process online.

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