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The microscopic eggs of Zebra mussels attach themselves to weeds. They grow and multiply quickly, attach themselves to boats, dock, lifts, rocks etc and form shells so sharp they cut swimmers feet. Zebra mussels are now present in the St Croix River, Lake Superior and some smaller Wisconsin lakes. They are not yet known to be in Washburn County.
