1. Exotic Species (Non-Indigenous) Ehringer

2. Invasive and Exotic Species any species, including its seeds, eggs, spores, or other biological material capable of propagating that species, that is not native to that ecosystem; and whose introduction does or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health.

3. Waterhyacinth

4. Removing Aquatic Plants

5. More Weed Removal

6. Water Lettuce

7. Alligator Weed

8. Hydrilla

9. Elodea

10. Old World Climbing Fern

11. Japanese Climbing Fern

12. Skunk Vine

13. Melaleuca

14. Brazilian Pepper Tree

15. Kudzu

16. Air Potato (Yam)

17. Asian Tiger Mosquito

18. Fire Ant

19. Cane Toad

20. Love Bug

21. Australian Pine Tree

22. Castor Bean

23. Tropical Soda Apple

24. Water Spinach

25. Wild Taro

26. Lionfish

27. Monk Parakeet

28. Ring Necked Dove

29. Cuban Tree Frog

30. Asian Swamp Eel

31. Blue Tilapia

32. Caiman

33. Python

34. Nutria

35. Walking Catfish

36. Suckermouth

37. Oscar

38. Peacock Bass

39. Carp

40. Green Mussel

41. Apple Snail (Pomacea)

42. Iguana

43. Mole Cricket

44. Green Anole

45. Rhesus Monkey