'Franken-trout' are infesting Scottish lochs: Artificially enlarged fish are 20 TIMES heavier than normal

Scientists and activists are raising alarms about 'Franken-trout'—artificially enlarged trout that have grown to be 20 times their normal weight—invading Scottish lochs. These unusually large fish, bred through unnatural methods, are disrupting local ecosystems and threatening native species. The ecological imbalance they cause underscores broader concerns about the consequences of genetic manipulation in wildlife, highlighting the urgent need for responsible management of such practices to protect natural habitats.