Non-native species, however ... native species move to more suitable locations -- "if our native plants and animals are to stand a chance." ...

even seemingly sedentary non-native plants are moving at three times the rate of their native counterparts. Plants and animals must shift their ranges by 3.25 kilometers per year just to keep up ...

Non-native species introduced by humans are among the main causes of global species decline -- they were partly responsible for 60 percent of the species that have become extinct worldwide in ...

The bullfrogs prey on the turtle's young, as well as newts, salamanders, and other smaller frogs— a cold-blooded killer in ...

The non-native invasive species in Lake Champlain include 51 species of plants, animals and pathogens that were introduced to ...

Non-native black and white tegu lizard population ... the invasive species is growing rapidly in population. “Sometimes animals escape captivity, sometimes they're intentionally released ...

Invasive species are severely impacting the Everglades, disrupting the delicate balance of its ecosystems. These non-native species outcompete local wildlife, leading to the decline of native species ...

The deep-water animals, each about 9-10 feet long ... Nile monitor lizards are an invasive and non-native species spotted throughout Florida. In 2003, there was a Nile monitor lizard sighting ...

While it's not common to spot these Australian natives in Alabama, their non-native status in the state makes them illegal to own as pets. What other animals are prohibited to keep as pets in Alabama?

Non-native species, however ... native species move to more suitable locations—"if our native plants and animals are to stand a chance." More information: Bethany A. Bradley et al, Observed ...