These invasive species include bullfrog, painted turtle, cutthroat trout, ictalurid catfish and carp.
A sixth amphibian species, the bullfrog, was introduced.
Bullfrogs can capture large, strong prey because of the powerful grip of their jaws after the initial ranid tongue strike.
All smalls are sent to a series of bullfrogs (sorting machines).
Introduced animals such as bullfrogs, rats, cats, dogs and mongooses prey on the gallinules, especially at their nests.
The plants are used as shelter by pond water species such as bullfrogs and bluegills.
This marshy pond is home to a few coots and the occasional mallard, to dragonflies and bullfrogs.
Species along this stretch include largemouth and smallmouth bass, sunfish, channel and flathead catfish, carp, crayfish, and bullfrogs.
