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Vexing Asian Carp Likely Spread To Great Lakes
Asian carp, an invasive fish species known to unravel entire food chains by devouring resources and breeding rapidly, have likely found their way into the Great Lakes, according to an Associated Press report on a recent study, which refutes a government analysis which downplays the plausibility of the troublesome fish living the Great Lake system.
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