In 1962, Hawaii released Kalij pheasants for hunting; the birds spread through forests and may disperse seeds of invasive plants such as banana poka
Summary
Introduced to Hawaii for hunting, Kalij pheasants spread into forests and eat both native and nonnative fruits.
Description from Hindustan Times.
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In 1962, Hawaii released Kalij pheasants for hunting; the birds spread through forests and may disperse seeds of invasive plants such as banana poka
Introduced to Hawaii for hunting, Kalij pheasants spread into forests and eat both native and nonnative fruits.
