Bloody Red Shrimp
The bloody red shrimp is a mysid, a relative of the native Great Lakes opossum shrimp, Mysis relicta
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The bloody red shrimp is a mysid, a relative of the native Great Lakes opossum shrimp, Mysis relicta
Golden Mussel is native to Chinese and south-eastern Asian rivers and creeks. It became established in Hong Kong
Killer shrimp is an amphipod native to the Ponto-Caspian region that has recently invaded and spread throughout western
New Zealand mudsnails compete with other native species for food, disrupting the food chain and threaten the health
Red swamp crayfish are considered invasive in Michigan because they compete aggressively with native crayfish species for food
Rusty Crayfish are invasive crustaceans spreading to lakes, rivers, and streams in several areas of North America. They
Spiny water fleas are tiny crustaceans that are native to Europe and Asia. They were first found in
The sheer number of zebra mussels in combination with their feeding habits has caused severe disruptions in aquatic
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