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Egyptian crowfoot grass (binomial name: Dactyloctenium aegyptium), also known as crowfoot grass, often considered an invasive weed in many agricultural areas, used as a famine food in Africa
Scary Alien in glass capsule in laboratory. Captive alien in scientific research chamber in Zone 51. Creepy full-length space alien floats in liquid in hibernation chamber. Anthropomorphic creature.
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Arterial pressure bag with saline bag positioned. Professional wearing gloves insuflating the bag
A Chinese Mantis is clinging to a yellow Goldenrod flower. It is an invasive species in North America. Taylor Creek Park, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Signal crayfish, Pacifastacus leniusculus, climbs on stone in water at river bank. North American crayfish, invasive species in Europe, Japan, California. Freshwater crayfish in natural habitat.

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