Vampire of the Great Lakes' still haunts Lake Superior fish

The sea lamprey has been one of the most destructive nonnative species to invade the Great Lakes. While a control program has helped revive fish populations, lamprey numbers are on the rebound in Lake Superior.

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Fish Vampires' Attaching To Trout In The Great Lakes - CBS Detroit

Vampire fish' gorged on Great Lakes trout until the invasive species was subdued

Vampire fish' gorged on Great Lakes trout until the invasive species was subdued

Agua Boa Lodge 2022 Trip Report

Anthropology of Food--University of Minnesota Duluth

Fishing Monthly Magazine January 2022 by Fishing Monthly - Issuu

Vampire of the Sea: Without sea lamprey controls, the Great Lakes would not be so great - Door County Pulse

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River Monsters: The show is still a good catch, but for how long?, US television

Great Lakes Fishing Is Jolted by Sea Lamprey, a Creature Scaring Anglers and Tourists - WSJ