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Georgia joins East Coast states calling on residents to look out for the blue land crab - Vimarsana News

Georgia joins East Coast states calling on residents to look out for the blue land crab

Georgia wildlife officials asked residents to report sightings of the blue land crab, an invasive species native to Florida and more southern coasts.

Source: yahoo.com
Spot a blue land crab in Georgia? The Department of Natural Resources needs your photos - Vimarsana News

Spot a blue land crab in Georgia? The Department of Natural Resources needs your photos

Blue land crabs are native from Brazil to southern Florida and can be as large as 5 to 6 inches. The species has been spotted in Coastal Georgia and is a cause for concern, wildlife experts say.

Source: gpb.org
Invasive Blue Land Crabs Reported Along South Atlantic Coast - Vimarsana News

Invasive Blue Land Crabs Reported Along South Atlantic Coast

Recent sightings of a large, non-native land crab along the South Atlantic coast, including coastal Georgia, are a cause for concern, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife

Coined the 'Green Monster,' this invasive plant is ruining SC lakes. Here's what to know - Vimarsana News

Coined the 'Green Monster,' this invasive plant is ruining SC lakes. Here's what to know

Left untreated, this invasive plant forms a 3-foot-thick mat on the top of lakes.

Source: yahoo.com
South Carolina teen catches invasive piranha-like fish, sparks reminders that it's illegal to release: report - Vimarsana News

South Carolina teen catches invasive piranha-like fish, sparks reminders that it's illegal to release: report

A teenager in South Carolina caught a pacu from Lake Hartwell. The fish is considered an invasive exotic species from South America. Here's what you should know.