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There are an estimated 10 million pounds of round goby in Lake Michigan, and the invasive species is now disrupting the ecosystem on a massive scale. The bottom of the food chain that supports the sport fishing industry is now completely being taken over by gobies.
Read more, here.
Read a study on the round goby, here. (PDF)
April 13, 2009 8:06 AM | Category: Invasive Species