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Animals Defense Against Predators: 4 Unique Ways How Animals Use Ear-Piercing Sounds to Evade Attacks

Some animals produce high-frequency sounds or ear-piercing screams, to protect themselves from potential predators in the wild. Read more.

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Detection of coconut rhinoceros beetle on Maui underscores need for proactive efforts : Maui Now

The recent finding of a dead coconut rhinoceros beetle on Maui has prompted calls for vigilance among contractors and landowners to prevent the accidental spread of invasive species. This appeal comes at a time when the urgent need to address impacts from the Maui fires may increase the introduction of infested materials from off island.

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Island Intruders: Discovering Non-Native Venomous Snakes of Hawaii

Island Intruders: Discovering Non-Native Venomous Snakes of Hawaii
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Jacksonville s International Food Trail has new additions just in time for summer 2023

Jacksonville’s International Food Trail was launched last July, but new additions have been added just in time for summer 2023.

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Maui experts hope to catch up in battling coquis, Little Fire Ants, miconia : Maui Now

Two people who have successfully helped the Maui Invasive Species Committee since its inception are Teya Penniman, acting manager, and Christy Martin, who started with MISC in 2000, but now helps with statewide issues including policy and funding. Maui Now’s Gary Kubota interviewed Martin and Penniman as part of this People of Maui series.

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