Guam's brown tree snakes

hanging out

On the tropical island of Guam, there's a serious problem. It's long and brown and is slithering everywhere. The brown tree snake first arrived in Guam in the 1940s after hitching a ride on a ship from Papua New Guinea. It found a new home that was warm, had lots of food, and was free of predators. The snake multiplied quickly - and now millions of them roam Guam, devouring every small animal in their path.

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