Mongoose traps in Kagoshima catch their targets
An update on the story of wild mongoose being spotted in Kagoshima:

Authorities set up traps to catch the alien species, and as you know, they only managed to capture a cat. Several days have passed since the initial failure, and it seems the traps are now succeeding at their goal. Two wild mongoose have been captured.
A clip from Fuji TV news:
The news clip notes that mongoose populations can grow very fast, and that Kagoshima may need to capture more of them. In the case of Amami Oshima, a population of 20 mongoose invaders grew to about 10,000 in just two decades. The meat-eating mongooses are believed to be responsible for a a huge drop in the number of Amami rabbits.
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Poor little guys overstayed their visas and now they’re being deported…
Shouldn’t the plural of ‘mongoose’ be ‘mongeese’?
hmmm…