Georgia wildlife officials are trying to eradicate an invasive lizard that consumes the unhatched eggs of a number of local animals. The Argentine black and white tegus, which can grow up to four feet long, has been spotted in Toombs and Tattnall counties in the southeast part of the state, according to the Georgia Department…
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Invasive lizards are threatening wildlife in Georgia, officials say
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