This is a case where taking something outside of its ‘box’ always lead to disaster.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 8714226096
just because its there doesn’t mean it belongs
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just because its there doesn’t mean it belongs
Even a box turtle can think outside the box, but not a failed box salesman!
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Re: just because its there doesn’t mean it belongs
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"A sinking fly is closer to Hell" - Unknown
Re: just because its there doesn’t mean it belongs
It opened for me, a fb post by “Princeton Hydro”:
Understanding the Impacts of Invasive Species
Invasive species are organisms introduced outside their native range that spread rapidly and disrupt ecosystems. Without natural predators, they often outcompete native plants and animals, transmit disease, and reduce biodiversity.
Take common reed (Phragmites australis) as an example. This fast-growing plant has overtaken wetlands and shorelines, forming dense monocultures that block wildlife movement and crowd out native vegetation.
Protecting ecosystems means recognizing these threats and working to restore balance.
Had a “tiny url” link to their site and short article on how they tackle invasive species:
https://princetonhydro.com/invasive-spe ... successes/
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