Deadly invasive parasite found in Tennessee trout

Whirling disease is a condition caused by parasite that affects only trout and salmon species.
Feb. 20, 2018: An invasive parasite that devastated fish populations in some western streams is showing up in Tennessee rivers.

Whirling disease discovered in East Tennessee trout

Yellowstone Lake's native cutthroat trout getting bigger as population rebounds

Parasites In Brook Trout On The Rise - Trout Unlimited

Snapping death worms can hide undetected for years

Experts warn invasive hammerhead worms secrete nasty toxin and can be a foot long. Here's what to know. - CBS News

Parasite found in wild trout in Langlade County

Whirling disease discovered in East Tennessee trout

Micropterus salmoides (largemouth bass)

First known occurrence of parasitic disease affecting trout, salmon in Tennessee detected

Deadly invasive parasite found in Tennessee trout

9 environmental threats against TN wildlife and aquatic life

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