Silver carp jumping in the Fox River, Illinois. Photo by Ryan Hagerty/US Fish & Wildlife Service via Regional Invasive Carp Coordinating Committee. Midwestern states spend millions each year
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Silver carp jumping in the Fox River, Illinois. (Ryan Hagerty/US Fish & Wildlife Service via Regional Invasive Carp Coordinating Committee) Midwestern states spend millions each year to keep
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Silver carp jumping in the Fox River, Illinois. (Ryan Hagerty/US Fish & Wildlife Service via Regional Invasive Carp Coordinating Committee) Midwestern states spend millions each year to keep
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Silver carp jumping in the Fox River, Illinois. (Ryan Hagerty/US Fish & Wildlife Service via Regional Invasive Carp Coordinating Committee) Midwestern states spend millions each year to keep
