Thread: Non-native fish species - an environmental benefit?
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Default Re: Non-native fish species - an environmental benefit?
Lampreys eat the much more delicious and useful fish the Lake trout (amongst others) in the great lakes system. Also, when one swims in this system, sometimes one can come out with a few of the bloody things sticking on one's body.
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