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A fisherman in Constanța caught a surprising three-kilogram Asian rockfish, known as sebasta, in the Black Sea. This species, originally from the Pacific Ocean, is appearing in Romanian waters due to global warming. Experts explain that its resilience to temperature and salinity fluctuations allows it to thrive here. The rise in sea temperature by about two degrees over the past decade has facilitated its presence. While some see it as a culinary opportunity due to its tasty and nutritious meat, others warn it could become a predator, competing with local species for food. This situation raises concerns about ecological impacts alongside potential benefits for local fisheries and restaurants.