Guam's brown tree snake problem to be solved with air-drop of toxic mice
The brown tree snake, a mildly venomous non-native serpent, is worrying wildlife officials in Guam. The snakes have devastated native animal populations on the Pacific making officials there try a novel approach: air-dropping poisoned mice. We'll speak with Daniel Vice. He's the assistant state director with the USDA Wildlife Services in Guam.
The brown tree snake, a mildly venomous non-native serpent, is worrying wildlife officials in Guam.
The snakes have devastated native animal populations on the Pacific making officials there try a novel approach: air-dropping poisoned mice.
We'll speak with Daniel Vice. He's the assistant state director with the USDA Wildlife Services in Guam.
