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Browsing: invasive species

Between 1969 and 1972, the US released a European weevil to fight invasive musk thistle; it later attacked at least 25 native thistles, including rare and endangered species

Science August 19, 2026

Rhinocyllus conicus (Image Credit: Canva) A biological control programme launched in the United States more than five decades ago has…

California scientists poisoned invasive Argentine ant colonies with two common baits; one sent workers roaming before death, the other made them stop searching for food and cluster near water

Science August 18, 2026

Argentine ants are invasive ants commonly found in homes and gardens in Southern California Seeing more Argentine ants after putting…

In 1867, Canterbury released 40 house sparrows to eat crop pests; within 15 years New Zealand was poisoning the birds and paying bounties after they began stripping grain crops

In 1935, black drongos were introduced on Rota to control crop pests; decades later the aggressive birds spread to Guam and became a threat to native birds

Science August 18, 2026

A juvenile and an adult Black Drongo perch on a tree branch (ANI Photo) In 1935, the Japanese South Seas…

In the 1930s, Florida introduced rhesus macaques to boost tourism; today the invasive monkeys carry a potentially fatal virus and are considered a public-health concern

Thousands of zebra mussels were detected in Spain’s Ebro River in 2001; today they are collapsing structures and pipes with a population of 40,000 per square meter

Science August 8, 2026

In northeastern Spain, the spread of zebra mussels continues to baffle water management experts, keeping them on alert over the…

In 1974, a German fisherman released thousands of baby catfish into a Spanish river; 50 years later they are threatening native wildlife as an ‘ecological time bomb’

From 1952 to 2020, US inspectors recorded 2,562 woodwasp interceptions; researchers found wooden packaging was the dominant invasion pathway

Australia has built bridges just for crabs so millions of red crabs can safely migrate across Christmas Island every year |

Science August 3, 2026

Every year, one of the world’s most remarkable wildlife migrations takes place on Australia’s remote Christmas Island, where millions of…

Scientists trained 182 pet dogs to sniff out one of America’s most destructive invasive insects, and most successfully found its hidden eggs |

Science July 31, 2026

The spotted lanternfly has become one of the most destructive invasive insects in the United States, threatening vineyards, orchards and…

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Browsing: invasive species

Between 1969 and 1972, the US released a European weevil to fight invasive musk thistle; it later attacked at least 25 native thistles, including rare and endangered species

California scientists poisoned invasive Argentine ant colonies with two common baits; one sent workers roaming before death, the other made them stop searching for food and cluster near water

In 1867, Canterbury released 40 house sparrows to eat crop pests; within 15 years New Zealand was poisoning the birds and paying bounties after they began stripping grain crops

In 1935, black drongos were introduced on Rota to control crop pests; decades later the aggressive birds spread to Guam and became a threat to native birds

In the 1930s, Florida introduced rhesus macaques to boost tourism; today the invasive monkeys carry a potentially fatal virus and are considered a public-health concern

Thousands of zebra mussels were detected in Spain’s Ebro River in 2001; today they are collapsing structures and pipes with a population of 40,000 per square meter

In 1974, a German fisherman released thousands of baby catfish into a Spanish river; 50 years later they are threatening native wildlife as an ‘ecological time bomb’

From 1952 to 2020, US inspectors recorded 2,562 woodwasp interceptions; researchers found wooden packaging was the dominant invasion pathway

Australia has built bridges just for crabs so millions of red crabs can safely migrate across Christmas Island every year |

Scientists trained 182 pet dogs to sniff out one of America’s most destructive invasive insects, and most successfully found its hidden eggs |

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