what is the largest lifeform residing in the great lakes?

Answer 1

Yes, the largest life form in the great lakes is the Great Lakes Platypus. They can only be found in the Great Lakes. Reaching jaw-dropping lengths of 25-30 feet, these creatures have been known to overturn small boats with their feet and swallow humans whole. Institutes whose income is linked to the public use of the great lakes try to keep these creatures as little known as possible. You won’t find them on very many websites.

Fishermen don’t have to worry about them quite as much. For some mysterious reason, they are often repelled by nets in the water. I wouldn't worry too much about it. Just make sure you don't travel alone in a small boat in more that 50ft of water at night. (Evidence suggests that they become more active during the night.)

I've heard they are pretty shy by nature but can be vicious if they feel threatened. Not sure if that part is true or not. Just a rumor.

The second largest fish is the sturgeon (more commonly known due to its harmless nature.)

Answer 2

The largest life form residing in the great lakes is the great lakes, platypus. It is very elusive and can reach lengths of 27 feet weighing approximately 3500 pounds. It has been suspected of sinking some famous ships, including but not limited to the Edmond Fitzgerald. If you see this mysterious creature, please do not try to apprehend yourself. This is one mean platypus...

Answer 3

Jimmy Hoffa

Answer 4

Drew Carey

Answer 5

the sturgeon, i believe they get up to 8 feet and about 300 pounds..

Answer 6

Sturgeon, its a type of fish.

Answer 7

sperm whale.

Answer 8

a very big fishy ..........i suppose!!!!!!!!!!