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Posted by: Tony D at Mon Jan 11 19:05:48 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Tony D ] I think its the amout of change that man can so quickly bring about that is often the concern. Example, fire ants. They've effected a huge change in local ecologies and are something a heron wouldn't likely have spread. Relative to this I think a few released snakes here and there is pretty negligable, though still irrisponcible. Even the pythons in the everglades are likely taking a hell of a beating due to this cold snap. | ||
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