A USGS-led publication offers a new look at the constrictor that has invaded southern Florida.
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For the first time, self-sustaining populations of three non-native species of turtles were identified in south-western Germany by researchers at the University of Freiburg
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Going through centuries-old literature, researchers compiled a database of the exotic insects established in the country.
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