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nature doom: Giant Tegu Lizards Rise In Fla. — And They've Got Quite An Appetite!!!! article, 3/18/14!!!!

 
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nature doom: Giant Tegu Lizards Rise In Fla. — And They've Got Quite An Appetite!!!! article, 3/18/14!!!!
this giant lizard, the Argentine black and white tegu. Tegus are coming out of hibernation right now and they're hungry. They eat eggs of native animals that conservationists want to protect.

Here's Robin Sussingham of member station WUSF.

ROBIN SUSSINGHAM, BYLINE: The tegus are native to South America, but now have breeding populations in three Florida counties. They're kept as pets but some escape or might be set loose when they get too big.


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Re: nature doom: Giant Tegu Lizards Rise In Fla. — And They've Got Quite An Appetite!!!! article, 3/18/14!!!!
The Month In Plagues: Giant Invasive Lizards, Ebola Outbreak, And More

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By Brooke Borel
Posted 03.31.2014 at 11:57 am
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Here are some links to stories on infestations, contagions, and controls from around the web this past month. Have more? Add them in the comments.

In outbreak news

There’s an Ebola outbreak in Guinea, a rare but much-feared hemorrhagic fever, and a lot of people are talking about it. The Ebola strain originated 2000 miles away, and experts are trying to figure out how exactly the virus traveled over such a great distance. It’s a sobering reminder that deadly disease that appears contained in one part of the world can easily break out under the right circumstances. Already, the outbreak has moved to neighboring Liberia.

Measles appeared in New York City, and some have blamed the anti-vaccine movement.

A possible new deadly virus may have appeared in China.

Climate change may allow malaria to spread to new altitudes, reports the BBC. And speaking of malaria, Ed Yong has a superb longread at Mosaic on how malaria defeats drugs.


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