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The Zebra mussel is a small, freshwater muscle, native to the lakes of southern Russia. The muscles have been introduced to other areas, and have become an invasive species in many different countries worldwide. The muscles grow to the size of a fingernail, and have a zebra-patterned stripe on their shell.

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The zebra mussel has many benefits. Ducks eat them and snails and aquatic insects use the shell as shelter. Hydras eat the larvae, yellow perch eat the adults and larvae. An individual zebra mussel can filter 1 litre of water per day, this helps sunlight travel to the bottom of lakes, keeping more plants alive.

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They supply food for creatures, But if your talking about the invasive specie of them, then nothing

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nothing beet that people

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