A freshwater fish has just been reintroduced into the rivers of Mexico, the Tequila fish. The mission was by Professor Omar Dominguez, from the Michoacana University of Mexico and supported by local people. The Tequila fish's disappearance from the world's bodies of water was due to pollution. The reintroduction proves that bringing back the extinct and saving the ecosystem is possible, since the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) stated that the freshwater have had a more rapid extinction than other environments, hence harder to preserve and protect.
This discovery is astounding, we have a greater chance of saving our Earth before it's almost impossible. We can bring back species for more biodiversity and balanced ecosystem, but again we can't abuse the fact we can do this, since there is most likely limits of what is humanly possible.
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