Item talk:Q227221

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 "headline": "Invasive Species We Study: Black and White Tegu",
 "datePublished": "September 30, 2022",
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     "name": "Paul Heimowitz",
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     "text": "Argentine black and white tegus are large, highly reproductive, long living terrestrial lizards native to South America. Two established populations of tegu are in Florida, each likely coming from an escaped or released domesticated pet. Tegus eat a variety of plants and animals, but most concerning is their preference for reptile and bird eggs. USGS research on tegus includes developing and testing methods for detection and control, focusing on determining thermal tolerances and predicting tegus potential range in the U.S."
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