By Melissa Goldin
February 17, 2011

“Due to their large size and rapid rate of reproduction, these fish could pose a significant risk to the Great Lakes ecosystem,” the EPA’s website reads.

Melissa Goldin is a member of the Class of 2014.
Alcohol and Other Drug Education Program

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