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sharks, lake trout, and more

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The lamprey taking away their nutrients leaves them with no energy to reproduce

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the thing that is affecting the lake trout is the Sea Lamprey

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They got to the Great Lakes by attaching themselves onto fishermen boats that entered the Great Lakes.

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How did the Sea Lamprey get to the Great Lakes?

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Are these wounds killing the trout? Are there any other targets for the sea lamprey? Are they passing any diseases or infections by this?

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why are they just atacking the trout and not preying them?

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what food web did they come from

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What food do sea lamprey eat

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Is the sea lamprey running out of food

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Where wildlife is concerned, according to the Great Lakes Information Network, toxic pollutants can alter the genetic makeup of an organism, with studies revealing that the aquatic birds, cormorants, have previously suffered from cross-billed syndrome at rates 42% times the natural occurrence.

Source : https://www.waterlogic.com/en-us/resources-blog/the-great-lakes/

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there environment is in good shape

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Fishermen are commercial fishing too many Trout, decreasing their population.

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are humans fishing to much?

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what does sea lamprey have to do with the lake trout?

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They need to eat about 13lbs of food to get to full size

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sea lamprey are attacking the lake trout

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Are they getting enough food to reproduce

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lots of different predators

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yes because of indirect and direct effects on population

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Are fishermen catching too many Trout?

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could the trout be moving to cold water and their pray never live in those climates

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are invertebrates decreasing population so young trout can't eat

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Trout like cold water, because it contains more oxygen

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invertebrates, small fish, etc.

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why do trouts like cold water?

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are lakes trout food infected by some virus

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Are a species somewhere along Lake Trouts food chain getting hunting, or just decreasing?

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What is the invasive species?

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could the eggs habitat be unsafe

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Is a change in water temperature causing eggs to not hatch?

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could it be too

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could it be too hot or to cold to reproduce

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is there environment not in good shape?

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How much food do they need to eat to survive?

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Can food effect many different populations?

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What organisms hunt the lake trout?

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Is pollution a factor of their population decrease?

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Was there to many predators at the lakes at the time, like another fish that was bigger?

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Is there a good amount of there food?

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What do they eat?

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Was there a invasive species attack?

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Is there something wrong with their environment that's causing their decrease?