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New research out of Canada shows that the invasive round goby is infiltrating tributaries of the Great Lakes. It was thought that the goby would not survive in river environments. The round goby has been disrupting the food chain of the Great Lakes for over twenty years.
Read the study, here.
August 13, 2009 9:06 AM | Category: Invasive Species