Invasive
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Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Infestation in Oahu Meets Doom in Hungry Hogs
Officials are hoping hungry hogs would eradicate the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle infestation in Oahu. Read more here.
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400,000 Invasive European Green Crabs Euthanized, in Bid for Eradication — Washington
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Invasive Swamp Rat Nutria Sightings Reported in Sacramento County, Officials Warn Million-Dollar Damages
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Robot Death Machine Battles Invasive Spotted Lanternflies by Scrubbing Off Eggs in Pittsburgh
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Invasive Insect Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle First Sighting Outside of Oahu Reported, Officials Wary of Larvae in Green Waste
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Invasive Plant Buddleia Deliberately Grown in UK for Pretty Flowers
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Invasive Nutria Taking Over US Destroys Marshes, Riversides, Ecosystems
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Invasive Marsupial Opossums Being Hunted Down in Alaska
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Florida Offers $30,000 Total in Annual Hunting for Invasive Burmese Pythons
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Invasive Plant Kudzu Vine Expected to Take Over Midwest US at Alarmingly Rapid Rate
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Scotland Unleashes Hungry Sheep to End Invasive Toxic Giant Hogweed
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Invasive Burmese Python Skin Made into Leather Bags Could Save Florida Native Wildlife
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Invasive Zebra Mussels Take Over Hords Creek Lake Within Month of First Sighting — Texas
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