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Dana Kobilinsky

Eradication lets Rat Island shed its name

April 16, 2021

Rat Island, one of many islands in the Aleutian archipelago in Alaska, used to be aptly named. Invasive rats first arrived after escaping from a Japanese shipwreck in the 1780s. They multiplied and multiplied, until …

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Washington tracks Asian giant hornet to nest for first time

October 27, 2020

Washington State Department of Agriculture entomologists have tracked a nonnative Asian giant hornet back to its nest for the first time. After collecting three hornets, the team fitted them with radio trackers using glue and …

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Oversized house mice shrink albatross populations

October 30, 2018

On the British overseas territory of Gough Island in the South Atlantic, albatross numbers are plummeting, and researchers say the reason is introduced house mice. The researchers discovered that the island had 2 million fewer …

Dana Kobilinsky

Model predicts wild pig distribution in Saskatchewan

August 30, 2017

There are some preconceived notions that free-ranging wild pigs (Sus scrofa), an invasive species in North America, are unlikely to survive in cold areas since many of them are invading warm states, such as Texas …

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