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Posted by: lbenton at Tue Mar 11 13:38:37 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lbenton ] What I see is that South Florida is plagued by invasives, not just burms but many many species of herps from the humble anoles to the caimans, boas, burms and so on. Now if these animals can so easily expand to exist elsewhere then why don't they? They have all been available to the public for decades and releases or escapes have been happening from coast to coast since they have been available. But they have only established sustaining populations in areas of South Florida. | ||
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