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This invasive species costs Texas taxpayers millions each year. But can you eat it?
Fort Worth Star-Telegram via Yahoo News· 11 months agoTexas has a wide variety of invasive species, from beaver-sized nutria rodents to the one inch zebra...
Hammerhead worms and 3 other invasive species to watch out for in Austin
Austin American-Statesman via Yahoo News· 1 year agoThe first invasive species in Texas came courtesy of the Spanish explorers, who released pigs into...
Most common invasive species in Fort Myers and Naples: Here's what to look for
Naples Daily News via Yahoo News· 4 weeks agoWhile Florida has a ton of gorgeous wildlife and plantlife, it also has thousands of non-native...
Invasive stinging red fire ants love the cool Texas weather. Watch your step
Fort Worth Star-Telegram McClatchy via AOL· 8 months agoAs the fall weather cools things down in North Texas, there’s one thing people need to be weary of:...
10 Plants Experts Say to Never Grow in Your Garden
Martha Stewart Living via Yahoo News· 9 months agoHere’s what you need to know about invasive plants before you go landscape shopping. speakingtomato / GETTY IMAGES You might assume that if a plant is...
Invasive snails that can be deadly to humans found in North Carolina
CBS News via Yahoo News· 8 months agoAn invasive snail species that poses known threats to aquatic life and can cause deadly disease in...
Letter: Athens resident calls deer, Airbnb, garbage trucks 'invasive species'
Gannett via AOL· 7 months agoAthens neighborhoods currently hold three invasive species: deer; airbnbs; and garbage trucks. I...
Weird West Texas: How an African sheep species found home on the High Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal via Yahoo News· 1 year agoWhile hiking the trails of Palo Duro Canyon, one may spot — if they're lucky enough — a stocky,...
If you see an invasive hammerhead worm, don't cut it in half. Here's how to kill them.
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 11 months agoHammerhead worms have been found near the Washington, D.C. area, the latest region to become a home...
They emit toxins and can respawn if you try to kill them. Meet this invasive species
Miami Herald via AOL· 10 months agoThey have flat, half-moon-shaped heads and long, wriggly bodies. They secrete the same neurotoxins...