In this article, we’ll explore the role humanity has played in introducing the Blue Crab to new areas. From the careless disposal of crab shells from other species, which can inadvertently carry eggs and larvae of this crab species, to dumping aquariums and using them as fishing bait, every human action plays a crucial role …
Blue Crab: The Crustacean That Ruled New Regions! Read More »
Wild boars, also known as wild pigs, are native to Europe, Asia and Africa, but have been introduced to many other parts of the world over the centuries. Although they have been introduced into many regions as a food source and for hunting entertainment, the lack of natural predators in these regions has led to …
Boars on the Loose: An Environmental Problem Without Borders! Read More »
Invasive barnacles are crustacean species that are transported to new regions through maritime traffic or human activities that involve water and settle in an area that is not natural for them, competing with native species for space, food and other resources. Also known as cirripeds or pedunculates. Some species are capable of rapidly proliferating and …
Lionfish is an invasive species that has been threatening marine ecosystems around the world. Native to the tropical waters of the Pacific and Indian Ocean, it was accidentally introduced into the western Atlantic in the 1980s and has since spread rapidly, threatening the biodiversity and health of coral reefs and other marine habitats. In this …
