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Found in September through June

Originates from Southeast Asia

Got here by eggmasses on a stone shipment

Bella & Kenzie

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Asian carp,

Eli hennig, cooper dorn

They came from Asia, specifically on the shallow areas near Japan and china

They were imported to control algae in ponds.

They were put into ponds which when flooded allowed the, to escape to the Mississippi River which they then got to the Great Lakes.

Since they can reproduce quickly they outcompete native species of fish harming them.

Scientists try to remove them by using poison’s, physical barriers, parasites and predators. Electrocution is also done to stun them letting scientists kill them easier.

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Gypsy Moth

Alicia and Megan

Feeds on foliage of plants

Native to Europe and Asia

Lethal to swallow tails

Introduced to Boston in 1869

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Rusty Crawfish

Mitchell, Izzy, Summer

The rusty crawfish originated in the Ohio river basin in the states of Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, and Tennessee. The rusty crawfish was brought into Wisconsin from fishers using them as bait while fishing. This species can now be found in a broad range of lakes and streams throughout Wisconsin. This species can negatively affect the native species by, taking over their habitat and natural forage. Scientists encourage people to catch and dispose of the crawfish as well as report sighting to environmental agencies.

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Ashley Alysa

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Came from Atlantic Ocean

Got to Wisconsin through ships and canals

First sighted in Lake Ontario and in all of the Great Lakes