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What vine did the US government once pay farmers to plant?
Answer: Kudzu
Why: To fight soil erosion in the 1930s, some farmers were paid as much as $8 an acre to plant kudzu on gullied land.
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Where did the swarms behind 'killer bees' escape in 1957?
Answer: Brazil
Why: From Brazil the hybrid bees spread south to northern Argentina and north to Texas, where the first wild US colony was found in 1990.
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Which fish helped wipe out about 200 native species in Lake Victoria?
Answer: Nile perch
Why: Nile perch were stocked partly to turn the lake's small, bony cichlids into a bigger, more valuable catch.
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Why did Australia bring in cane toads in 1935?
Answer: To eat beetles
Why: There is no evidence the toads ever cut cane beetle numbers; the beetles' eggs and larvae lie buried underground.
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Where in Europe did the Asian hornet first turn up?
Answer: France
Why: Genetic work suggests the whole French invasion may have started from a single mated queen from eastern China.
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Which painkiller in dead-mouse baits kills Guam's snakes?
Answer: Paracetamol
Why: Each bait mouse is attached to cardboard and paper streamers so it catches in the upper branches of the forest canopy.