Last month Japan came out with the country's first official list of invasive species. Problem (for me anyway) was that although there were some English-language articles about the list, there were no sources that actually included the list itself. Thanks to the magic of email and the ugliness of HTML-rendered Excel, I now bring you the official list of invasive species in Japan:
Mammalia: | Mammals: |
Macaca cyclopis | Formosan rock macaque |
Macaca fascicularis | long-tailed macaque |
Macaca mulatta | rhesus monkey |
Procyon lotor | Northern raccoon |
Procyon cancrivorus | crab-eating raccoon |
Herpestes javanicus | Indian mongoose |
Callosciurus erythraeus | Pallas squirrel |
Sciurus carolinensis | Eastern grey squirrel |
Myocastor coypus | nutria |
Trichosurus vulpecula | brushtail possum |
Muntiacus reevesi | Muntjac deer |
Aves: | Birds: |
Garrulax canorus | hwamei |
Garrulax perspicillatus | masked laughingthrush |
Garrulax sannio | white-browed laughingthrush |
Leiothrix lutea | red-billed leiothrix |
Reptilia: | Reptiles: |
Chelydra serpentina | snapping turtle |
Anolis carolinensis | green anole |
Anolis sagrei | brown anole |
Boiga irregularis | brown tree snake |
Elaphe taeniura friesi | Taiwan beauty snake |
Protobothrops mucrosquamatus | Taiwan habu snake |
Amphibia: | Amphibians: |
Bufo marinus | cane toad |
Pisces: | Fish: |
Micropterus dolomieu | smallmouth bass |
Lepomis macrochirus | bluegill |
Ictalurus punctatus | channel catfish |
Insecta: | Insects: |
Solenopsis invicta | red imported fire ant |
Solenopsis geminata | fire ant |
Linepithema humile | Argentine ant |
Invertebrata: | Arachnids: |
Latrodectus hasseltii | redback spider |
Latrodectus geometricus | brown widow spider |
Latrodectus tredecimguttatus | black widow spider |
Latrodectus mactans | black widow spider |
Loxosceles - 2 species | recluse/violin spiders |
Dipluridae - 2 genera | giant spiders |
Buthidae - all species | scorpions |
Tracheophyta: | Aquatic plants: |
Alternanthera philoxeroides | alligator weed |
Hydrocotyle ranunculoides | floating pennywort |
Gymnocoronis spilanthoides | Senegal tea |
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