Animals
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To Stop Them From Spreading, Killing Invasive Species Now A Competitive Sport
Invasive species eradication has become a competitive sport. Divers adept at spearing one predator after another can compete for cash awards in a competition in the Panhandle, where swarms of lionfish devour local species.
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