Deepwater sculpin are tiny fish that lay at the bottom of a lakebed. They’re relatively prevalent in the Great Lakes, but their nests are extremely hard to find. In fact, never before seen. Today, a recent discovery concerning the nesting of fish in the Great Lakes we just don’t talk about that often.

GUESTS:

David Jude, retired research scientist at the School for Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan.

John Janssen, with the School of Freshwater Sciences at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

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