t on the floor o the bay, until it detects a fish near. It rapidly multiplies in nutrient rich (polluted) waters and when a fish swims by it releases a toxin that stuns the fish, which enables it to attach to the passing fish. After that, it begins to slowly eat the helpless casualty leaving its immune system, nervous system, liver and kidney in shambles. All of this happens in a time span of no more than twenty minutes, just as the Striped bass did at the beginning. When the str
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