Two invasive crayfish discovered in southwest Michigan
An invasive crayfish capable of damaging aquatic vegetation, displacing native wildlife and undermining shorelines has been discovered in southwest Michigan’s Cass County, prompting state officials to ask residents and anglers to watch for additional sightings.
Two red swamp crayfish carcasses were found in a private pond near Niles during a mid-September snorkel survey conducted by the SW by SW Corner Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area.
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