An invasive species is spreading in the Everglades. The Asian swamp eel is expanding its territory. Further information about this development is available from The Palm Beach Post. They have reported on the situation in an exclusive article. Details about the impact and extent of the Asian swamp eel's expansion can be found in the article, which provides more insight into the situation.
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