(Video) Asian Carp Caught Near Lake Michigan; Invasion Threatens Ecosystem and Tourism
A 19-pound Asian Carp was caught near Lake Michigan and officials are worried that this may signal an invasion of the Great Lakes by the voracious beasts. They could wreak havoc on the ecosystem and imperil the recreational fishing and tourism industries. Below is a CBS News piece on the Asian Carp from December of last year.
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Post a CommentWow that is interesting.
heard about this-- not good!! :) jeffrey