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New 3D-printed fish houses installed in Lake Norman to boost habitats
Dozens of 3D-printed fish houses were installed in Lake Norman to enhance aquatic habitats and support fish populations. The project, a collaboration between wildlife groups and Duke Energy, addresses the lake’s lack of natural woody habitat and aims to improve conditions for both aquatic life and anglers.
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