largest fish ever captured, it is distinct in its own manner. It is exclusively found within the Savannah River system and does not exist anywhere else. Previously, little was known about it, until now.
The scientific designation of the fish is Micropterus pucpuggy, though it is currently commonly called Bartram’s bass. This significant discovery broadens the comprehension of the Savannah River’s ecosystem. Recognizing and studying this fish is crucial to ascertain what conservation measures should be implemented to safeguard Bartram’s bass.
