Zebra mussels found in lake
KANSAS CITY KAN. — State wildlife officials have found invasive zebra mussels in an eastern Kansas lake.
The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism says a recent survey found both larval and adult zebra mussels at the 407-acre Wyandotte County Lake. The agency says there are now 17 Kansas reservoirs and lakes infested with the aquatic nuisances.
Zebra mussels are bean-sized mollusks with striped shells that have been spread around the world via cargo ships.
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