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In Lake Superior, Researchers Find Invasive Bloody Red Shrimp Are Here to Stay

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Researchers say the invasive species has become established in Lake Superior after hitching a ride in the ballast water of ships.
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In Lake Superior, researchers find invasive bloody red shrimp are here to stay

Researchers say the invasive species has become established in Lake Superior after hitching a ride in the ballast water of ships.

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The Newberry NewsThe Newberry News

Great Lakes face new threat as bloody red shrimp population grows

The bloody red shrimp, an invasive aquatic species, has been found in all five Great Lakes, including Lake Superior, where it was first detected in 2017.

·Newberry, United States
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The Newberry News broke the news in Newberry, United States on Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
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