Asian carp
Favorite food not on the menu? No problem for Asian carp – they eat almost anything
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Study says lack of a picky-palate could help them spread and disrupt native ecosystems.
Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/author/dave/page/8/)
Study says lack of a picky-palate could help them spread and disrupt native ecosystems.
By Ray García
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