A riveting journey into the bizarre world of the Asian arowana or "dragon fish"-the world's most expensive aquarium fish-reveals a surprising history with profound implications for the future of wild animals and human beings alike.
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Try free nowA riveting journey into the bizarre world of the Asian arowana or "dragon fish"-the world's most expensive aquarium fish-reveals a surprising history with profound implications for the future of wild animals and human beings alike.
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Emily Voigt is a journalist specializing in science and culture. Her stories have appeared in the New York Times, OnEarth Magazine, Mother Jones, and Isotope: A Journal of Literary Nature and Science Writing, as well as on the programs Radiolab and This American Life. The recipient of a Pulitzer Traveling Fellowship, she holds degrees in English Literature and Journalism from Columbia University.
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