In Lake Superior, researchers find invasive bloody red shrimp are here to stay

Researchers have discovered a self-sustaining population of the invasive bloody red shrimp in Lake Superior, particularly in the Duluth-Superior harbor. This development, detailed in a study by the University of Minnesota-Duluth and the University of Wisconsin-Superior, marks the first time such a population has been established in the lake. The presence of these shrimp could disrupt local ecosystems and affect native species. This finding underscores the need for ongoing monitoring and management to mitigate potential ecological impacts.