File:Zebra mussels line shore on Green Bay at Red River County Park in Kewaunee County Wisconsin.jpg
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English: Zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) line the shore of Lake Michigan at Red River County Park in rural Kewaunee County, Wisconsin. They are an invasive species to the Great Lakes.
Español: Dreissena polymorpha de Lake Michigan en Kewaunee County, Wisconsin. |
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