With their eel-like bodies, vampire teeth and suction cup mouths, the main characters of a new documentary resemble something out of the "Dune" science fiction films. The sea lamprey nearly destroyed ...

A new film spotlights the sea lamprey, also known as "Dracula of the Lakes," a species which pushed Great Lakes fisheries to ...

Spotted lanternflies are voracious eaters that, if left unchecked, could cause millions in crop damage, Cornell researchers ...

Using data from two key regions — the Lake Erie region, the largest Concord ... biological control using certain species of insects or parasites that would feed on the lanternfly, or chemical ...

In its native Atlantic Ocean, sea lampreys are little more than an annoyance, parasites that latch on ... reported catching a sea lamprey on Lake Erie in 1921, off the coast of Ontario, and ...

Its drinking water came from Lake Michigan, the same place where its sewage went ... Opening for business in 1825, New York’s Erie Canal provided a much shorter and cheaper route for commodities to ...

Image via Unsplash Lake Erie, known for its stagnant water ... In many lakes, these bloodsuckers are an integral part of the food web. They serve as parasites, vectors, prey, and even predators for ...

Wetlands, rivers, lakes Aquatic plants, submerged vegetation Wye Marsh, marshes of lakes Ontario, Erie, and St. Clair, Lake Simcoe, Kenora District ... They are also a host to so many diseases and ...

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The only thing that stood out was a high number of eosinophils—white blood cells that become active with certain allergic diseases, parasitic infections, or other medical conditions, such as cancer.