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Burmese pythons have become the apex predators in this delicate ecosystem. With no natural enemies to keep them in check, their population has exploded, and the consequences have been devastating.
Emerald ash borers (EAB) are no friends to our forests. These invasive beetles, hailing from Asia, have spread like wildfire throughout the U.S. (ref), leaving a trail of dead ash trees in their wake.
Feral hogs are the ultimate party crashers, and they’re causing a ruckus in at least 47 states. These roving swine are a menace to agriculture and natural resources, with a 2020 study estimating they caused a staggering $272 million in crop losses across just 12 states in a single year (ref).
Cats are the most destructive invasive predators on a global scale. While many cat owners allow their feline friends to roam freely, these outdoor adventures come at a cost to native wildlife.