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Invasive Species

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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KUDZU

  • Originally habilitation is Eastern Asia
  • It's a problem because it cost $6,000,000 annually to get rid
  • It was brong to America to be sold as a plant
Photo by NatalieMaynor
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KUDZU

  • Originally habilitation is Eastern Asia
  • It's a problem because it cost $6,000,000 annually to get rid
  • It was brong to America to be sold as a plant
Photo by NatalieMaynor
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BLACK RAT

  • Original habilitation is Tropic Asia
  • It's a problem they are overpopulating every where.
Photo by Ben Cooper
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BLACK RAT

  • Original habilitation is Tropic Asia
  • It's a problem they are overpopulating every where.
Photo by Ben Cooper
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ASIAN TIGER MOSQUITO

  • Original habilitation is Tropic areas of SouthEast Asia
  • It's a problem because they can speak a U.S desease
  • The mosquito hitched a ride to America on an tire import to America
Photo by John Tann
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ASIAN TIGER MOSQUITO

  • Original habilitation is Tropic areas of SouthEast Asia
  • It's a problem because they can speak a U.S desease
  • The mosquito hitched a ride to America on an tire import to America
Photo by John Tann
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COTTON WHITE FLY

  • Original habilitation is Tropics and Subtropics
  • They can spread a disease over the us crops
Photo by damack1
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SNAKE-HEAD FISH

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SNAKE-HEAD FISH

  • Original habilitation is Africa and Asia
  • It's a problem because they could eat large quantities of food in ponds and lakes
  • They were released by aquarium owners
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ASIAN LONGHORN BEETLE

  • Original habilitation is eastern China, Japan, and Korea
  • They are a problem because they eats lot of wood
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ASIAN LONGHORN BEETLE

  • Original habilitation is eastern China, Japan, and Korea
  • They are a problem because they eats lot of wood
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BURMESE PYTHON

  • Southeast Asia Tropics
  • They are deadly and eat big animals that can be used for food
  • Originated in America
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BURMESE PYTHON

  • Southeast Asia Tropics
  • They are deadly and eat big animals that can be used for food
  • Originated in America
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CANE FROG

  • Central and South America
  • These frogs have a large population are becoming over populated
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CANE FROG

  • Central and South America
  • These frogs have a large population are becoming over populated
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EUROPEAN RABBIT

  • Original habilitation is Southwestern Europe.
  • They cause millions of dollars to crops
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EUROPEAN RABBIT

  • Original habilitation is Southwestern Europe.
  • They cause millions of dollars to crops
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NILE PERCH

  • Original habilitation is Congo Nile, Senegal, Niger, and Lake Chad
  • They can eat large quantities do fish and they
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NILE PERCH

  • Original habilitation is Congo Nile, Senegal, Niger, and Lake Chad
  • They can eat large quantities do fish and they

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