A Remote Alaskan Island Is on High Alert for a Rat
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The last rat found in 2018 took residents nearly a year to eliminate, highlighting the urgency and community involvement in preventing a new infestation.
Wildlife experts warn that a rat infestation could severely disrupt the fragile ecosystem of St. Paul Island, which is home to unique wildlife.
Lauren Divine, director of the Ecosystem Conservation Office, initiated a thorough search after receiving a report from a resident about a potential rat sighting.
The island, with its unique biodiversity, is on high alert, as a rat presence could lead to catastrophic consequences for its wildlife.
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