Predatory Nature: They prey on snails and other small invertebrates, which can disrupt local ecosystems by affecting the populations of native species.
Potential Threat to Biodiversity: Their predatory behavior can lead to a decline in native snail populations, which may have cascading effects on other organisms in the ecosystem.
Parasitic Potential: There’s also some concern about their potential to transmit parasites to humans or other animals. However, the direct danger to humans is not well-documented, and cases of harm caused by these flatworms to humans are rare.
Invasive Species Impact: They’re classified as invasive due to their ability to establish in new areas and potentially outcompete native species.
Efforts to control their spread involve monitoring their distribution and implementing measures to limit their movement to new areas. However, their impact on local ecosystems and potential threats to biodiversity continue to be areas of concern.
At Florida Pest Control Center we have specially trained and licensed pest control professionals that can provide the detection of the infestations, the treatment, as well as the prevention and extermination methods needed to protect your property from pests. Call us today at 954-945-5050
Florida Pest Control Center (FPCC) employs comprehensive, state-of-the art technologies, chemical, and non-chemical treatments to eliminate pest problems in residential homes, businesses, hospitals, medical facilities, group homes, and apartment and condominium buildings. Our highly trained professionals provide a fast, complete solution to your termites, ants, mosquitoes, termites, bed bugs, rodents, and other pest infestations.
Florida Pest Control Center (FPCC)
Local: 954-945-5050
