Synergy between two invasive species, redback spiders and rabbits, threaten the endangered Cromwell chafer beetle

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RT @BioInvasions: In New Zealand, European rabbits enable invasive redback spiders to prey upon endangered Cromwell chafer beetles: https:/…

RT @BioInvasions: In New Zealand, European rabbits enable invasive redback spiders to prey upon endangered Cromwell chafer beetles: https:/…

In New Zealand, European rabbits enable invasive redback spiders to prey upon endangered Cromwell chafer beetles: https://t.co/vvPIrA2Hiy https://t.co/79fFgdbkTk

Invasive rabbit holes help invasive redback spiders to prey on the last population of Cromwell chafer beetles in NZ: https://t.co/BfRHbe4gyx https://t.co/j9RC59wvWY

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