For the first time, Zebra mussel DNA has been found in Utah's Colorado River, raising alarms among wildlife officials. This finding follows a serious infestation documented near Loma, Colorado, in 2025. Concern is mounting over the potential harm this invasive species could cause to local ecosystems and infrastructure. Boaters are strongly encouraged to clean, drain, and dry their watercraft to avert further spread.
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