It sounds like science fiction—but it's very real. Across the U.S., invasive species like feral hogs, Asian carp, and Burmese ...

Across the U.S., invasive species like feral hogs, Asian carp, and Burmese pythons are ... With no natural predators and explosive reproduction, scientists warn they could overrun entire states ...

Once common across the U.S. Southeast, red wolves began dying out because of habitat loss and predator-control programs ... hegemony beyond the cane toad. Asian carp, introduced into the U.S ...

Romulus and Remus are doing what puppies do: chasing, tussling, nipping, nuzzling. But there’s something very un-puppylike ...

Asian Carp Fish. Photo by adrian vieriu ... Their presence underscores the challenges of managing invasive predators within complex ecosystems. The spotted lanternfly, originally from Asia, has become ...

Originally introduced to manage aquatic vegetation, Asian carp have overrun American waterways ... Their toxic skin deters most predators, giving them free rein to compete with and consume native ...

In Asian culture, they symbolize prosperity, good fortune and luck. They are the domesticated version of common carp. Koi can live ... that protect them from predators. They can be found in ...

With plenty of fresh water and food, no major predator — like the black bear — in the regional ... but there are considerable risks associated with consuming wild pork. Unlike harvesting Asian carp ...