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A fisherman in Constanța caught a nearly three-kilogram Pacific fish, sebasta, in the Black Sea. Experts suggest rising water temperatures may allow this species to adapt to local conditions. While sebasta is valued for its meat, its presence raises concerns about the impact on native species. The fish tolerates significant temperature and salinity variations, which may explain its arrival in Romanian waters due to climate change. Sebasta competes for food with local species but could also provide economic benefits if captured regularly. However, specialists warn it could become a dangerous predator in the Black Sea ecosystem.