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Threat Beneath Everglades Risks Frogs
The Asian swamp eel has become a significant invasive species in the Florida Everglades, where it has spread since 1997 and now threatens native fish and amphibian populations. Research shows that higher numbers of these eels correlate with declines in amphibians and alterations in wetland ecosystems. Efforts are underway to monitor and limit the eel’s spread to protect the native wildlife and preserve the health of the ecosystem.
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