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Invasive Fish Species with Snake Head Found Once Again in Missouri

Invasive Fish Species with Snake Head Found Once Again in Missouri
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Invasive snake-like fish spotted for fourth time in Missouri

Invasive snake-like fish spotted for fourth time in Missouri
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Invasive Land-Slithering Fish Suddenly Found in Missouri

The northern snakehead, which is native to Asia and Africa, is considered an aggressive predator in U.S. ecosystems.

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Snake-headed fish are invading rivers – and they can slither onto land | US News

An invasive, air-breathing fish with the head of a snake has been spotted slithering around Missouri.

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Invasive snake-like fish spotted for 4th time in Missouri

Snakeheads are native to Asia, though they are considered aggressive predators in U.S. waters. MDC says they prey on native species and compete for resources. Snakeheads have a snake-like appearance with a longer anal fin than a similar-looking bowfin fish.

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