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一 | More than 1,000 of the slow-moving creatures have been wrangled in New Port Richey since June 23, when the first one was discovered. The snails not only eat hundreds of types of plants, they also crawl up the sides of buildings and consume the calcium from the stucco and plaster found there before leaving behind their droppings.,"These snails could be devastating to Florida agriculture and natural areas as they cause extensive damage to tropical and subtropical environments," the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (FDACS) warned.,Beyond the damage to plants and buildings, the snails carry with them a dangerous threat to humans, too. Rat lungworm (Angiostrongylus cantonensis) most often infect the lungs of rats and other rodents, but can be transmitted through their digestive system. The lungworm larvae is then found in rat feces, which then infect the snails.,Humans can come into contact with the lungworms either by eating undercooked snails, fruits and vegetables contaminated by the infected snails, or consuming undercooked frogs and crabs that have snacked on a sick snail. While the parasite sometimes dies in a human’s central nervous system, other times it can travel through the brain and cause meningitis: a swelling around the brain and spinal cord which can lead to paralysis, comas, and death.,Thankfully, thus far scientists have yet to detect rat lungworm in the snails that have been wrangled in Pasco County, says Greg Hodges, who is an assistant director of the Florida Department of Agriculture’s Division of Plant Industry.,“Let me assure you, we will eradicate these snails. We have done it twice before, and we will do it again – it is not a question of if, but when. Together, let’s locate, communicate, and eradicate, so Florida can again be GALS free,” said Florida Commissioner Nikki Fried.,The state of Florida has set up a quarantine that runs from the northwest corner of the U.S. 19-Ridge Road intersection, and east to Little Road and south to Trouble Creek Road in New Port Richey, Pasco County. In this quarantine area, residents are restricted from touching or moving found snails, as well as plants, soil, compost, and yard waste. Those who do find any other snails are asked to contact state authorities.,At least 30 state employees are searching for the snails and are being assisted by dogs trained to sniff out the invasive critters. Authorities are also using metaldehyde to kill the snails, a pesticide that affects their mucus production and causes lethal dehydration.,The last time Florida dealt with a snail invasion, those giant African snails were dark gray and brown, but now? Authorities are finding the snails to have whiter, cream-colored bodies and dark shells. These newer snails are heavily sought after in the pet trade industry, but in Florida it is illegal to import or own a giant African snail without a permit. However, Florida state authorities have discovered individuals doing just that.。
二 | 轮上新颜 童绘平江 当轮胎破损时，你会怎么做？ 是把它遗弃在修车铺吗？ 还是送进垃圾站？ 不！当它遇上幼儿园的小朋友， 便换上崭新的“衣服”， 给社区带来巨大的惊喜！ 瞧，一排排废弃轮胎经过精心改造，成为了小朋友们手中的画布。这些轮胎不仅环保再利用，还激发了小朋友们的无限想象。 随着大学建筑系哥哥姐姐们的到来，绘画现场更是增添了专业与创意的气息。哥哥姐姐们不仅为小朋友们提供了绘画技巧的指导，还分享了关于平江古城建筑美学的知识，让小朋友们在动手实践中学习到了传统文化的精髓。
三 | 小朋友们围绕着平江古城的特色建筑、小桥流水、古巷风情等主题展开创作，将社区爷爷奶奶讲得平江古城的故事转化为手中的色彩，一笔一划间流露出对家乡的热爱与向往。
四 | 快来欣赏一下孩子们的无限创意吧！ 活动中，小朋友们与社区爷爷奶奶、大学的哥哥姐姐们互动交流，不仅增进了不同年龄段人群之间的情感联系，也让传统文化在年轻一代心中生根发芽。 一幅幅轮胎画作，既是对平江古城美景的再现，也对文化传承与创新的美好诠释。 本次活动不仅是一次艺术的盛宴，更是一次文化的传承之旅，它让社区的每一个角落都充满了爱与温暖，也让平江古城的故事在平江娃心中生根发芽，静待绽放。 文字：蔡云菲 图片：大班组 一校一审：邢洁娴 二校二审：王 玥 三校三审：园长室。
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