Wildlife officials in several US states are intensifying efforts to curb the spread of the Argentine black-and-white tegu, an invasive lizard. With the species' main hatching season in June and July, concerns are rising about its impact on native wildlife, farms, and ecosystems as populations expand beyond Florida.
Wildlife officials in several US states are intensifying efforts to curb the spread of the Argentine black-and-white tegu, an invasive lizard. With the species' main hatching season in June and July, concerns are rising about its impact on native wildlife, farms, and ecosystems as populations expand beyond Florida.
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