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Florida Successfully Combating Invasive Giant African Snail Infestation
Florida is finally winning the battle to combat the Giant African Land Snail infestation, according to Adam H. Putnam Commissioner of Agriculture, Florida. The new eradication program, which included specially trained dogs to sniff out snails, has now killed more than 120,000 of these invasive pests.
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