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In the 1880s, Hawaii’s sugar industry introduced mongooses to the islands to kill rats in cane fields, but the effort largely failed because the rats are nocturnal while mongooses are typically active by day, and the introduced predators instead became a serious threat to native ground-nesting birds whose eggs and young they continue to eat
1+ week, 4+ day ago (327+ words) A private sugar industry's untested hunch to solve a rat problem created a predator that thrives exactly when native Hawaiian birds are most vulnerable. By Natural History · Edited by Mal James Published September 1, 2026 · How we edit The story usually gets…...
Opinion: What's with all the rabbits?
2+ week, 20+ hour ago (484+ words) In our three-plus decades living just 100 yards from Concord’s White Park we’ve seen deer — far too many deer — squirrels, raccoons, possums, skunks, hawks, wild turkeys and bears. One winter, a moose walked through the yard. But in all those years…...
Terrain Wayland: Anthropologie opens sister store, garden center
2+ week, 3+ day ago (481+ words) WAYLAND — You could go for a plant. You could also go for a latte, a woodsy-smelling candle, a wreath, a wedding, or to arrange for someone to come decorate your house for the holidays. That’s the idea behind Terrain, a…...