A large number of fish from the Potomac River have been pulling
a RuPaul and changing their sex.  Scientists from the U.S.
Geological Survey pulled a bunch of male sea bass from the river
and found they were producing eggs—something boy fish don't
usually do. The culprits of the Victor/Victoria change:
chemicals in the water that affect the lil' swimmers' hormone
levels.  Oddly enough, this isn't the first time the fishy
flipflop has befallen; intersex fish have popped up in
Chesapeake Bay and off the San Diego coast.  The Potomac
supplies drinking water to thousands of D.C.-area residents, who
understandably fret that downing a glass of water might cause
Johnny to change to Jenny. Water officials swear, however, that
there's no cause for alarm.  “There is no indication that people
should not drink the water,” says Thomas Jacobus, general
manager of the Washington Aqueduct. The fish were unavailable
for comment.