Utah - 2012 Aquatic Invasive Species Survey (No Auth)

Invasive mussels are filter feeders-they deplete food resources for other aquatic organisms, such as sport fish.
Invasive mussels have sharp shells, making it uncomfortable to walk on beaches at affected water bodies.
Invasive mussels invade the circulation lines in a boat's water systems, eventually plugging lines, thus making regular maintenance mandatory to ensure proper function.
Invasive mussels plug up water distribution systems serving industry, agriculture and municipal needs, resulting in major expenditures to repeatedly clean those systems.
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