Herpestes javanicus. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1818

American Species RecordAmerican Mammals (Hawaii) — Ecological Destroyer (Herpestes javanicus. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1818) introduced Hawaii in the late 19th century to control rat infestation in sugarcane fields. Since then, Hawaii’s ecology has worsened. Rats haven’t eaten much, but birds and eggs have eaten little… Today, only Lanai. The island and Kauai Island survived the mongoose attack. It is said that the local people practised throwing cages together when they were about to go to the island and drowned them in the water. As small carnivorous animals, they can be seen every day for 10 days in Hawaii. Such a common frequency only shows one problem, that is, the number of them is really too much __________. Sooner or later, Hawaii@ Stephanie hewish@Pardalotus-punctatusnatural# Biodiversity#