SciencePhoto: HT WorldInvasive Bullfrogs Threaten Arizona's Northern Mexican Garter Snakes
Bullfrogs introduced in Arizona in 1926 for hunting and food now threaten the native northern Mexican garter snake. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports that bullfrogs, crayfish, and sport fish have reduced the snake's habitat to about 10% of its historical range. Bullfrogs prey on young snakes and compete for native prey, while drought worsens their survival challenges.
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