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Texas Invasives
The Amazonian apple snail may be our grossest invasive species yet - al.com
Invasive snail is threatening Texas aquatic vegetation and can carry a parasite harmful to humans
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Attack of the Giant Snails | Giant African Land Snail | Live Science
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