Though most live less than three years in the wild, some live longer, and a female nutria can birth up to 200 babies during a short lifespan. Since nutria are partly aquatic, they like to live in ...

Over 1,000 nutria have been eradicated in California this year, yet their presence continues to increase and spread. Nutria are an invasive species in California that harm infrastructure and wildlife.

Female nutria can have two or three litters every year, giving birth to as many as eight young each time. They only stay with their mothers for a month or two before venturing off to feed ...

The primary difference between a capybara vs nutria is their size and weight. Capybaras far outweigh nutrias, and they are ...

Populations can explode rapidly, as female nutria can produce their first litter by the age of 8 months. The animals breed year-round, and can produce three litters per year, with litters ...

The semi-aquatic mammals, known as nutria, are native to South America. They were first introduced to the U.S., in Southern California’s community of Elizabeth Lake, in the late 1800s as part of ...

But lately, something else has put this scenic body of water on the map. Nobody knows exactly when, but nutria rodents began inhabiting it. According to Itami city, about 10 sightings of these ...

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Known by a deceivingly healthy-sounding name —nutria — its eating and burrowing ways can literally destroy natural wetland systems if left unchecked. So far more than 500 nutria have been ...

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