Invasive sea lampreys, or vampire fish, pose a serious threat to the native fish communities of the Great Lakes. These ...

During the Covid-19 pandemic alone, lamprey cost those economies nearly $2 billion.

Nearly 70 years ago, a moonshot project contained the threat of sea lampreys. Could another moonshot save the Great Lakes ...

The invasive sea lamprey sucks the blood out of fish and threatens North America’s Great Lakes. Lampreys also live in ...

A vampiric, ray-finned fish is reportedly startling fishermen and tourists in the Great Lakes, but an aquatic wildlife organization says it has gotten the population under control despite recent ...

Fishermen had seen wounds before, but nothing like these. One after another, lake trout were being pulled from the waters of ...

DFO crews are treating Ontario’s Nottawasaga and Magnetawan rivers to control invasive sea lampreys and protect Great Lakes ...

Two potential new species of lamprey fish have been discovered in California waters, according to a University of California, Davis, study. The research is part of a special section on native lampreys ...

It is about what we found attached to one of the mackerel: a sea lamprey.  Some people refer to them as lamprey eels, but ...

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If you grew up on any one of the Great Lakes, like I did, you may have heard of the sea lamprey—a vampiric creature that literally sucks the life out of a lake trout. As a kid, I thought they were a ...