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Florida Man Spends His Retirement Trapping over 100 Invasive Tegu Lizards - Vimarsana News

Florida Man Spends His Retirement Trapping over 100 Invasive Tegu Lizards

The tegu lizards have threatened the native wildlife in a Florida community. A Florida man Sid Pennington has spent his retirement days single-handedly trapping the invasive species of Argentine black and white tegu lizards west of the city of Fort Pierce, Florida.

Georgia wildlife officials warn of invasive lizard species - Vimarsana News

Georgia wildlife officials warn of invasive lizard species

Wildlife officials in Georgia warn if tegus become established in the wild, they will be nearly impossible to eradicate.

Source: wmur.com
Georgia wildlife officials warn of invasive lizard species - Vimarsana News

Georgia wildlife officials warn of invasive lizard species

Wildlife officials in Georgia warn if tegus become established in the wild, they will be nearly impossible to eradicate.

Source: wdsu.com
Georgia wildlife officials warn of invasive lizard species - Vimarsana News

Georgia wildlife officials warn of invasive lizard species

Wildlife officials in Georgia warn if tegus become established in the wild, they will be nearly impossible to eradicate.

Source: wjcl.com
Invasive Tegu Lizard banned in South Carolina - Vimarsana News

Invasive Tegu Lizard banned in South Carolina

The Black and White Tegu Lizard is no longer lawfully allowed in South Carolina. It is illegal to bring black and white Tegu Lizards into South Carolina or breed them in the state as of last Friday. "It's pretty concerning with the potential impacts that they could have," says South Carolina's Department of Natural Resources State Herpetologist Andrew Grosse. "It is a species that is native to South America, it's very popular in the pet trade."...

Source: msn.com