Egyptian gecko invasion forces Israel to declare emergency ...Egypt

The Israel Nature and Parks Authority (NPA) announced Tuesday that the Egyptian gecko (Tarentola annularis) is invading Israel, specifically Arava valley area, and demanded the help of the residents to locate it. Israel’s Environmental Protection Agency said: “If you have areas with street lights or any other type of light that attracts insects, or areas where you might see an Egyptian gecko, please photograph it with your phone and share it with us.” Devouring agricultural crops Israeli scientists and researchers issued a warning about the spread of the Egyptian gecko in the Arava valley region in the south of the country, which threatens its ecosystem. In a report published by the Israe

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