Circling Near Marinas, Lake Mead's Carp Appear to Beg For Food
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Introduced over 100 years ago as a source of food for the expanding west, Carp are a nuisance non-native fish in Lake Mead and officials urge tourists not to feed them regardless of how they appear to beg. - Videos from The Weather Channel
Lake Mead's marinas are being pushed further out as water levels drop
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Lake Mead's marinas are being pushed further out as water levels drop
Meet the fish Lake Mead officials don't want you to feed at a marina near Las Vegas
Lake Mead's marinas are being pushed further out as water levels drop
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Meet the fish Lake Mead officials don't want you to feed at a marina near Las Vegas
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