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That's like news reports that just say something like:
Which is definitely intended to enrage people who won't do any further research, or read what the study is actually about, and will instead spread the misinformation and distrust of the scientific community
https://www.science.org/content/article/cocaine-pollution-gives-salmon-wanderlust
Like this one. Actual study looked into fish's reaction to cocaine and cocaine metabolites. It proves the need for human cocaine metabolites to be cleaned from waste management sources before being put somewhere they can reach fresh water sources. Everyone covered it as scientists giving fish cocaine to see what would happen.
And the source profited by people clicking, at the expense of everyone involved.
I believe the biological term for this type of relationship is closer to "parasitic" than it is to mutualistic or symbiotic.