Nutria, an invasive species, has caused erosion and loss of habitat in California and approximately 19 other states Getty A new source of sustenance has been added to the California diet.

The five species are nutria, northern snakehead, green iguana, invasive carp, and wild boar, also known as feral hogs or wild ...

Since 2023 more nutria have been taken from Fresno County than any county in California, according to CDFW data. In the ...

Nutria have virtually no fat and have just as much protein as chicken. Government urges residents and restaurants to put ...

A large invasive rodent capable of destroying up to 9 tons of plant material a year has made its way to Fresno, according to a report by the California Department ...

Native to South America, the hunched bodied nutria with a round ... leading to erosion, loss of habitat and wetlands that look like something out of a disaster movie,” according to U.S. Fish ...

loss of habitat, and wetlands that look like something out of a disaster movie," it wrote. So you're ready to eat nutria, but you're not sure how to cook it? Never fear, as Louisiana's Department ...

Nutria, which may grow up to 2 feet long ... in damage in the county through the “loss of wetland and riparian habitat, soil and bank erosion, levee failures, agricultural losses, degraded ...

Nutria, which were originally imported for the ... leading to erosion, loss of habitat, and wetlands that look like something out of a disaster movie," according to a post from the U.S. Fish ...

Voracious eaters that devour up to 25% of their body weight in plant matter per day, nutria are bad news for both natural habitat and man-made water conveyance systems. They transform lush ...

“Nutria look incredibly similar to other semi-aquatic mammals such as muskrats, beavers, mink, and otters, and they also inhabit the same habitat. We're concerned other species might be ...

loss of habitat and wetlands that look like something out of a disaster movie.” In California, the nutria population was eliminated in the 1970s, but a population was found in the San Joaquin Valley ...