Carp or common carp 3D model

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Common Carp (Latin: Cyprinus carpio) is an incredibly invasive species that outcompetes native wildlife for food resources. Humans introduced this species to control algae blooms, but their voracious appetites actually led to severe ecosystem damage. These carp are prolific breeders and have become one of the most common game fish sought by anglers. Carp are characterized by a distinctive physical appearance: elongated bodies, often reaching over 4 feet in length and weighing up to 44 pounds. The texture of their skin is remarkable, with small, tight scales covering most of their body surface. When you're on water and notice the dark gray-brown colors of an approaching carp, know that you've got a prize fish ahead! While carp can adapt to various aquatic habitats, it's worth noting that their sizes may vary significantly depending on local conditions.