Has anyone checked out the new Discover magazine? It has an interesting
article about exotic animal introduction that seems to suggest the exotic animals
do little or no damage to the environment or to native animals.
Michael Hissom (AKA Moon)
Lower Cape Fear River, Waccamaw Lake and river system, and coastal salt water
and brackish water estuaries in the same location. (South Eastern North
Carolina)
I have access to the only natural Ocean Shore Rock out cropping in Coastal NC
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Has anyone checked out the new Disc=
over magazine? It has an interesting article about exotic animal introductio=
n that seems to suggest the exotic animals do little or no damage to the env=
ironment or to native animals.
Michael Hissom (AKA Moon)
Lower Cape Fear River, Waccamaw Lake and river system, and coastal salt wate=
r and brackish water estuaries in the same location. (South Eastern North Ca=
rolina)
I have access to the only natural Ocean Shore Rock out cropping in Coastal N=
C
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