Topic: Invasive Species

Flathead Spread

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help
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You might think of a catfish as sedentary and a bit of a homebody. But when it’s introduced into waters outside its range, it gets around — and it’s a voracious eater. Discover a homegrown “alien” species — n today’s Earth and Sky.

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Foxes, Eagles, Pigs

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help
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Island ecosystems are fragile — and especially vulnerable to non-native species. A biologist talks about the foxes, pigs and eagles of California’s Channel Islands — on today’s Earth and Sky.

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Invasive Species

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help
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Over thousands of years, a tree’s pests and that pest’s natural enemies can reach a balance — so all these creatures can thrive. But when you take any one of them out of its ecosystem, you’ve got trouble. More — on today’s Earth and Sky.

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Island Biodiversity

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help
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Scientists think that dinosaurs became extinct relatively rapidly — after an asteroid collided with Earth. But, for modern species, the reasons for extinctions aren’t always as clear. More — after this on Earth and Sky.

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