Floridians warned not to eat large invasive snails spreading quickly in Pasco County

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Eat ? ? ?... not.

sheesh you dont even want to touch them.

This is in my neck of the woods... been all over the news... asking people to look out for them.

Obviously some idiot imported them for some lame reason.

They carry some Rat disease... i cannot remember the name.

From what i understood is they slime over Rat droppings and contract and spread it.... as they eat everything in their paths.
 

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Seriously,I feel for you guys.I thought we had it bad with that damn water hyacinth.Ya,ll got big honking snakes,lizards,weird fish and now snails,poison snails at that.
 

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