Invasive species
Toxic Invader Alert! Cane Toad Spreads Fear of New Disease in Australia
Each cane toad carries enough venom to kill a child, National Geographic notes. A dead cane toad (Bufo marinus) found by the side of the road at Charlotte Pass, near Mount Kosciuszko in southern New South Wales a few days ago is prompting disease fears.
Latest Research Articles
Hawaii’s Endemic Life is Fast Disappearing; 87 Percent in Danger of Extinction
Invasive Species May Beat Climate Change to Extinction of Endangered Plants
Rodents Invasion! Dog-Sized Rodents Called Capybaras Flock In Florida
War on Rats! New Zealand Pledges to Become Rat, Possum Free by 2050
They're Everywhere! Swarms of Hungry Gypsy Moths Are Eating Trees Bare, Delaying Airlines
Mediterranean Sea Comes Under Threat from Lionfish Invasion
Lionfish Infestation: Can Eating the Venomous Lionfish Help Save the Planet?
Invasive Species: California Biologists Are Killing Invasive Barred Owls To Help Spotted Owls
Invasive Species: 106 Burmese Pythons Were Killed In the Florida Everglades Hunt
Invasive Bighead Carp Caught In Minnesota River
Invasive Species: Florida's Feral Monkeys Are Not Disturbing Ecosystem, Study Confirms
Invasive Rabbits: Maine Islands Eradicated Snowshoe Hares
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