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by yoyoing on June 2, 2010
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So, when the oil hits the shores, many marine and wetland ecosystems will be destroyed. I have heard about the fish, inverts, and birds. Are any unique snake populations at risk?
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by Cro on June 2, 2010
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Yes.
There are islands in the Gulf that house many unique reptile / amphibian populations.
This thing is going to be a mess for years.
Best Regards
John Z
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by CanadianSnakeMan on June 2, 2010
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Is there anything being done to maintain captive populations of the wildlife and to re-introduce them after the spill has been cleaned up?
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by earthguy on June 3, 2010
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They're not snakes...but the coastal wetlands affected by the oil right now are homes to the Diamondback Terrapin. Probably my favorite turtle.
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