I'm researching invasive carp and their impact on ecosystems. Please identify the four main species of invasive carp discussed on this website and for each, describe a key threat or ecological impact they pose. Additionally, navigate to the 'What We Do' section and outline at least three primary categories of actions the Invasive Carp Regional Coordinating Committee is undertaking to protect the Great Lakes, mentioning a specific example for each category if available.
Navigate to 'asiancarp.us'. Click on the 'Invasive Carp' dropdown menu. Click on 'Meet the Invasive Carp'. Identify the four main species of invasive carp (Bighead Carp, Black Carp, Grass Carp, Silver Carp). For each species, navigate to its dedicated page or locate information on the 'Meet the Invasive Carp' page to identify a key threat or ecological impact. Navigate to the 'What We Do' section using the main navigation menu. Identify and list at least three primary categories of actions undertaken by the ICRCC, along with a specific example or detail for each category as described on the page. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Meet the Invasive Carp' page. The agent identifies Bighead Carp, Black Carp, Grass Carp, and Silver Carp as the four main species. For Bighead Carp, the agent states a key threat/impact, such as 'filter feeders, compete for plankton' or 'compete with native species for plankton'. For Black Carp, the agent states a key threat/impact, such as 'eat mussels and snails' or 'primarily feed on mollusks, posing a threat to native mussel and snail populations'. For Grass Carp, the agent states a key threat/impact, such as 'eat aquatic vegetation' or 'consume large amounts of aquatic vegetation, which can alter aquatic ecosystems'. For Silver Carp, the agent states a key threat/impact, such as 'jump out of water, compete for plankton' or 'known for jumping out of the water when startled and also compete for plankton'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'What We Do' page. The agent lists at least three primary categories of actions, such as 'Controlling Invasive Carp Populations' (or 'Conducting targeted mass removal efforts'), 'Preventing Invasive Carp Range Expansion' (or 'Developing deterrent technologies and barriers'), and 'Ongoing monitoring' (or 'Informing Management Decisions' / 'Responding to Invasive Carp Detections'). For each listed category, the agent provides a specific example or detail from the webpage (e.g., for 'mass removal', mentioning 'reducing abundance' or 'inhibiting reproductive success'; for 'deterrents', mentioning 'technologies and barriers to block or impede movement'; for 'monitoring', mentioning 'detecting their spread to new areas').