Idaho Fish and Game
White sturgeon are a dinosaur-like fish that can live for decades and grow longer than a pickup truck. They're not native to Utah. So why is a state agency introducing them?
Colette Czarnecki
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Utah Public Radio
Jayke Martin
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Utah Public Radio
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