Hawaii Agriculture Dept. eradicating coqui frog infestation in Waimanalo

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The Hawaii Department of Agriculture (HDOA) is coordinating a multi-agency eradication effort after officials detected a coqui frog infestation in a remote area of Waimanalo.
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If the State took it seriously when it first appeared on Big Island we wouldn’t have this problem. Folks on Big Island used to say the State not going to do anything until they start showing up on Oahu. Guess they were right.

brianmenjen
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Oh! Are we supposed to report when we see a bunch of them consistently? How do we report it...at what point do we report it...and what is the best way to “get rid of” them? Does anyone know? They are very cute but invasive! 🐸

closettreasures
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They could have done something about it 20 years ago. Now they are worried about it?

hankakah
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Bro why day gotta harm David Iges relatives smh 🐸

damoistpoacher
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I've always wanted to see one of those frogs. They derive from Puerto Rico.

lilcloudpr
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What do you mean “Get rid”? Were they Harmed? That would be a Curse against the Island

_RoughRalph
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They love them in Puerto Rico. Kinda like white noise.

johnrobb
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Now if they could only do the same with the homeless.

lnite
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Well don’t kill them we love them in 🇵🇷♥️🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷Coqui🐸 It was believed they only survived in PR so I guess that was wrong. One thing they love Islands 😀🇵🇷

cycarr
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Humans are so stupid you can't take out coqui frogs sorry 😐

aaronblount