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Keep Out!: Invasive Species
Written by Sara Latta
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When an invasive species makes its way into a new habitat, it can get crowded in a hurry! The invasive species can wreak havoc on the native species including people. Discover how invasive species make their move into new territories and how people are trying to lessen their negative impact.
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