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Great Lakes Scientists Eradicate 9 Million Invasive Sea Lampreys
Scientists kill 9 million invasive sea lampreys annually to protect Great Lakes fish populations. These vampire fish threaten native species, consuming vast amounts of fish. Since 1957, TFM has been crucial in controlling lamprey larvae, but management lapses have led to population rebounds. Ongoing efforts are vital to maintain ecological balance in the Great Lakes.
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