The spread of Chinese copper chard is a result of Buddhist religious rites. Priests released live fish into bodies of water, which caused the species to come to the Tibetan Plateau and from there to spread into the spring waters of the Brahmaputra River, which flows into China, India, and Bangladesh, as well as Xinjiang. Uyghur Autonomous Region in northwest China. In 1970, the presence of fish was recorded in Kazakhstan, and four years later, six thousand Chinese medaks were brought to the Krasnodar Territory to fight mosquito larvae.
The cold resistance shown by medaks indicates that the fish will continue to spread to Russia, Russian Academy of Sciences AN researchers said.
Source: Ferra
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