A TV show cooking segment featured a chef frying fish. It ended up being a near-extinct species

The chef had an explanation for why he had the fish during the segment.

An Australian TV show featured a chef frying fish during a cooking segment last week – but that fish happened to be a near-extinct species. The broadcaster and chef have since issued an apology after fishermen condemned the segment. ORF, a public radio and TV broadcaster in Austria, apologized for cooking a Frauennerfling fish, according to AFP.

According to local publication Die Presse, during a broadcast this week of the show 'Niederösterreich Today,' moderator Claudia Schubert issued an apology: 'Last week we overcooked a fish in 'Deliciously Culinary,' the Frauennerfling. But it is protected all year round. We apologize for that, we had different information about this.'The fish has been red-listed in Austria since 2002 and is on the brink of extinction, according to AFP.

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