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Christian Baeza

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1. https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/UW259
2. https://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/frogs/cubantreefrog.shtml
3. https://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/factsheet.aspx?SpeciesID=57

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The main solution that is being done all around Florida today is the putting down of ointment that tricks the frogs into rubbing their back on that poisons them.

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They cause a couple of problems to may things such as humans and ecosystems. They are known, in the South part of Florida, to get into houses and cause power outings. Also, in ecosystems it is known for killing off important species in the ecosystems it lives in and is killing off a lot of the native frogs.

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It’s niche is it’s harmful role to the environment. It causes harm to the ecosystems in Florida and harms humans as well.

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The Cuban Tree Frog was brought to Florida by “hitchhikers” to the cargos on cargo ships from Cuba that came to Florida in the early 1920.

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Why it is considered an Invasive Species 

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Why it is considered an Invasive Species 

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They are considered an invasive species because they have affected a lot of the ecosystems in Florida and has caused problems for humans.

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It’s natural habitat isCuba, but its invaded habit isFlorida. In Florida it is known to be in the south all the way up to about Jacksonville and in a few places in the west part of Florida.

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Common Name: Cuban Tree Frog
Scientific Name: Osteopilus Septentrionalis