Georgia officials warn of 4-foot-long invasive lizards that eat 'anything they want'
Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is warning residents that an invasive species of giant lizards has established in the state, posing a threat to wildlife and crops because they eat “anything they want.”
Officials said that they’re working to eradicate the spread of Argentine black and white tegus. The lizards can grow to four feet long and weigh upward of 10 pounds, making it easily mistaken for a baby alligator.
DNR biologist John Jensen said in a video earlier this month that the lizards “eat just about anything they want,” including both plants and small animals.
“One of their favorite foods is eggs from ground-nesting animals such as gopher tortoise — our protected state reptile. Birds, including turkeys and quail.”
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/497808-georgia-officials-warn-of-4-foot-long-invasive-lizards-that-eat-anything
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They won't really be a threat.
Maybe it wouldn't hurt us to concentrate our efforts on the Gortesque Orange Pustule. They really DO need to go. He is a much larger threat. Just a suggestion. 
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