I don’t get to see Sea Lampreys too often, but when Christie was with me during this waterway cleanup in the Menominee River, I just had to help her experience them! 😂 Sea Lampreys are invasive in the Great Lakes and in the rivers flowing into them. They are jawless, parasitic fish that latch on to bigger fish (like Lake Trout) and leave some pretty nasty, circular marks on them. They use their suction-like mouth and MANY sharp teeth to suck blood and fluids from fish, which can lead to death f

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