Animals
Blood-Hungry Parasitic Sea Lampreys Invade Great Lakes, May Cause Millions of Damages
Sea lampreys, worm-like parasitic fish with terrifying teeth, are about to enter their spawning season in the Great Lakes, and thanks to previous COVID restrictions, they may appear in greater numbers than usual.
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