Pythons Invasive Species
Invasive species are annihilating the population of majestic creatures. One example of an invasive species is the Pythons, these creatures are invading Florida and will reach New York in 2020. Pythons are extremely elusive, so it’s hard to catch them. Another example of an invasive species are the starling birds, these birds can roost in hordes up to 1 million. Starling birds are lethal because of their droppings which can cause diseases. Additionally, medflies are terrorizing farm fields because of their broad range of appetites for fruit.In addition, about 2.3 million wild pigs are in Texas, and they have a large appetite for deer, quail, lamb, and calves. They also destroy land and cause approximately $400 million dollars of repair a year.
Last but not least, the asian carp; these massive fish are dominating the rivers in Mississippi and Illinois. They can eat 20-40% of their body fat a day; that means bye, bye fishies. In conclusion, invasive species are terrorizing land and bodies of water, but there are possibilities to annihilate their population.
Last but not least, the asian carp; these massive fish are dominating the rivers in Mississippi and Illinois. They can eat 20-40% of their body fat a day; that means bye, bye fishies. In conclusion, invasive species are terrorizing land and bodies of water, but there are possibilities to annihilate their population.