Yes, zebra mussels can harm other species and disrupt ecosystems. They outcompete native species for food and habitat, leading to declines in populations of native mussels and other aquatic organisms. Additionally, their rapid reproduction can alter local food webs and affect fish populations by reducing the availability of resources. Their presence can also damage infrastructure and reduce biodiversity in affected water bodies.
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