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Sea Lamprey is largely under control thanks to an international treaty, a specialized pesticide and millions of dollars from the U.S. and Canada. But, Canada hasn’t been paying its full share for over a decade.
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Sea Lamprey is largely under control thanks to an international treaty, a specialized pesticide and millions of dollars from the U.S. and Canada. But, Canada hasn’t been paying its full share for over a decade.
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Dams hurt native fish by blocking their access to rivers — but removing dams to let the fish through would open the way for invasive species.A…
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Lakes Superior and Erie have too many sea lampreys. The invasive fish latch onto big fish like lake trout and salmon and drink their blood and body...
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There’s some bad news in the Great Lakes and it’s all about the sea lamprey, an eel-like creature that literally sucks the life out of fish. They do a lot…
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The sea lamprey is an invasive fish with a round mouth like a suction cup. It latches onto big fish like lake trout and salmon, drills its razor sharp...
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If you ever get a chance to meet a sea lamprey, you won’t forget it. They look like an eel but they’re actually a fish. They have a suction cup for a...
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Beginning on Sept. 9, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will start to apply lamprey-killing pesticides into the Muskegon River. The sea lamprey is a...