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How did rusty crayfish get here?

Asked: Julien Gagnon, Last Updated:

Arrival Date. Populations have expanded since 1960 throughout northern Wisconsin lakes and streams. Rusty crayfish were probably accidentally introduced into Wisconsin's waters by anglers who used them as live bait, or by kids and teachers who let them go after studying them in school.

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