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Persuasive Essay On Bullfrogs

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Bullfrogs Bullfrogs have been invading anywhere they can for many years. They have managed to make their way all the way to Arizona. They have also come to many harmful terms to keep alive. There have been many ways that scientists have tried to remove bullfrogs from informants in Arizona and have mostly failed that is why I believe we should I think we should do more to stop their invasion from further worsening. Humans should not allow bullfrogs to spread or reproduce because it is invasive and destructive to the environment. The problems that they have caused in Arizona is one of their biggest problem. They have completely overrun the ecosystem in Arizona which is a big problem. One of the biggest problem is that they can eat almost anything but the worst thing they have come to eat is themselves. The small and large frogs have become cannibalistic and have resorted to feasting on themselves. The worst point is that they have show no signs to stop their cannibalistic ways because unlike adult bullfrogs tadpoles are well feed with algae and insects and as long as they are well feed they look like decent meals to adult bullfrogs. …show more content…

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