Japan eliminates Mongoose from Amami-Oshima in landmark conservation effort
The mongoose was introduced to Amami-Oshima in the 1970s in an ill-fated attempt to control the population of venomous snakes, specifically the habu viper.
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The mongoose was introduced to Amami-Oshima in the 1970s in an ill-fated attempt to control the population of venomous snakes, specifically the habu viper.
The development efforts, which included the construction of roads, accommodation facilities, and other essential infrastructure, were intended to transform Lumbini into a world-class pilgrimage and tourist destination.