Invasive species
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Invasive Species of Giant Snails Invade San Antonio River, Threatening Aquatic Life
San Antonio River in Texas has been a home to several aquatic plants, animals, and microbes and a major waterway about 4 miles north of downtown. A common ecological problem the river faces recently are the apple snails, non-native species that competes with the locals for food source and highly destroys their habitat.
Latest Research Articles
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Mice Plague in Australia Continues to Wreak Havoc Due to Exploding Population of Rodents
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Goldfish Dumped in Lakes Grow to Monstrous Size, Turning Into Invasive Species
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Racoon Dogs Can Be the Next Non-Native and Invasive Pest in the UK
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Invasive Species, Clavelina Oblonga Affect Marine Ecosystem Recovery
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Unwanted Guest: California Struggles With an Invasive Specie of Exotic Crabs
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Top 5 Most Destructive Invasive Species Today
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Snakehead Fish Invasion: Air-Breathing Fish Found in Georgia
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Toxic Invader Alert! Cane Toad Spreads Fear of New Disease in Australia
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Snake Plague: Guam's Invasive Snakes Are Destroying The Ecosystem
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Killer Machines? Robots Could Wipe Out Invasive Lionfish in the Atlantic
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Hawaii’s Endemic Life is Fast Disappearing; 87 Percent in Danger of Extinction
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Invasive Species May Beat Climate Change to Extinction of Endangered Plants