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Invasive, insatiable mudsnails hit Carter Lake as Larimer County braces for more
Invasive mudsnails, described as New Zealand’s worst export, have appeared in Carter Lake. These insatiable snails are consuming aquatic life, a problem that is leaving fish starving and clogging pipes throughout Larimer County.
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