 Guam Now Spider Island Due to Invasive Bird-Eating SnakeEnvironmental | 208485 hits | Sep 13 12:47 pm | Posted by: DrCaleb  Invasive species can be bad times pretty much anywhere, but nowhere do they cause so much trouble as an island. In the closed environment of an island, just a couple of out of place animals can utterly transform an entire ecosystem. Invasive brown tree snCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Alright, never going to Guam.
I'd go back there in a minute. Friendly people, beautiful beaches, and cheap booze!
Alright, never going to Guam.
Been there numerous times and it's a great place except for the Japanese tourists, snakes and Typhoons.
Alright, never going to Guam.
Been there numerous times and it's a great place except for the Japanese tourists, snakes and Typhoons.
Too be honest I can deal with snakes but I do have this unease around big spiders. Never got to experience a typhoon. The only time I was there we missed a typhoon by about a week.
Alright, never going to Guam.
I'd go back there in a minute. Friendly people, beautiful beaches, and cheap booze!
I can handle all of those too.
Alright, never going to Guam.
I'd go back there in a minute. Friendly people, beautiful beaches, and cheap booze!
I can handle all of those too.
And for the most part, I've come to love spiders. They don't make noise and eat many many bugs. I don't like bugs.
And for the most part, I've come to love spiders. They don't make noise and eat many many bugs. I don't like bugs.
The only thing I like about spiders is that they eat bugs.