White sucker
A species of Suckers, Also known as Brook sucker, Mullet, June sucker, Black mullet Scientific name : Catostomus commersonii Genus : Suckers
White sucker, A species of Suckers
Also known as:
Brook sucker, Mullet, June sucker, Black mullet
Botanical name: Catostomus commersonii
Genus: Suckers
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The white sucker (Catostomus commersonii) is an adaptable species found in freshwater rivers around North America. It is a bottom-feeder that gets its sustenance from algae, invertebrates, and plant matter that has drifted to the lake or river bed. Though white suckers can be eaten, they are more commonly used by fishers as bait for larger, more desirable species.
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