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Samoa used a flatworm to stop invasive snails from decimating crops, but it destroyed other species too

A species introduced to address one invasive species problem in Samoa ended up fueling another — and far more destructive — ecological crisis.

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Samoa used a flatworm to stop invasive snails from decimating crops, but it destroyed other species too

A species introduced to address one invasive species problem in Samoa ended up fueling another — and far more destructive — ecological crisis.

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Samoa used a flatworm to stop invasive snails from decimating crops, but it destroyed other species too

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