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And it just takes another crate from a country where they exist to have to start over again...
by ocdtrekkie 5y ago
And it just takes another crate from a country where they exist to have to start over again...
- prawn 5y agoI visited Flinders Island in South Australia a few months ago. It's fairly isolated but they have a mouse/rat/cat population they are working to eradicate at great expense. Mice supposedly last arrived in the tent bags of visiting campers. Which of course made me wonder if that could happen again quite easily with mice stowed aboard an another visiting boat, etc.
- bpodgursky 5y agoIt's actually fascinating to me that any individual with a grudge against England could singlehandedly make termites endemic, spreading them to a few hundred sites with basically 0 chance of being caught, but nobody ever bothers. (same with zebra mussels, asian carp, etc etc in the US)