An invasive reptile sighting in Santa Clara County's largest park has prompted an urgent call for public vigilance from California officials.

Invasive tegu lizard spotted by hikers in San Jose's Joseph D. Grant County Park; authorities are working to safely capture it.

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An invasive creature native to South America has been spotted at a Northern California park, prompting a search, rangers ...

Parks Department staff in Santa Clara County are on the lookout for a member of a large invasive lizard species that was ...

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A large Argentine black and white tegu was spotted by hikers in Joseph D. Grant County Park in Santa Clara County.

Santa Clara County Parks is asking for the public’s help finding an Argentine black and white tegu — a lizard that can grow ...

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