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A Giant African land snail is seen in this handout picture from 
the Florida Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Industry.ReutersSouth 
Florida residents are being warned to be on the lookout for one 
of the world's most destructive invasive species: the giant African land 
snail, which can grow as big as a rat.The huge mollusks were 
first spotted in Florida in 2011, and their numbers are growing, Reuters 
reports. More than 1,000 are being caught each week in Miami-Dade County 
and more will continue to emerge from hibernation in the coming weeks.The 
snails can gnaw through stucco and plastic, and attack "over 500 known 
species of plants ... pretty much anything that's in their path and 
green," Denise Feiber, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Agriculture 
and Consumer Services, told Reuters.In some Caribbean countries, such as 
Barbados, which are overrun with the creatures, the snails' shells blow 
out tires on the highway and turn into hurling projectiles from lawnmower 
blades, while their slime and excrement coat walls and pavement."It becomes 
a slick mess," Feiber saidA typical snail can produce about 1,200 eggs 
a year and the creatures are a particular pest in homes because 
of their fondness for stucco, devoured for the calcium content they need 
for their shells.The snails also carry a parasitic rat lungworm that can 
cause illness in humans, including a form of meningitis, Feiber said, although 
no such cases have yet been
 LONDON  British police are reviewing security plans for Sunday's London 
Marathon, the next major international marathon, because of the bombs that 
killed two people at the race in Boston. But there is no 
known specific or credible threat against the British race at the moment, 
a security official said.The London Marathon is a hugely popular race. Last 
year, some 37,500 athletes competed, with many more watching the springtime 
event.London has long been considered a top target for international terrorists, 
with the government saying the threat level is "substantial." In 2005, a 
series of suicide attacks on the public transport system in the British 
capital killed 52 people.London and mainland Britain also face a moderate 
threat from Northern Ireland-related terrorism, according to the government.Two 
bombs exploded near the finish of the Boston Marathon on Monday, killing 
two people, and injuring at least 22 others, race organizers and police 
said. The situation sparked alarm bells in Britain, where a massive security 
operation was put in place last summer to protect the successful London 
Olympics.Chief Superintendent Julia Pendry, police commander for the London 
race, said Monday that "a security plan is in place for the 
London Marathon. We will be reviewing security arrangements in partnership 
with (the) London Marathon."A police spokesman who spoke on condition of 
anonymity because he was not authorized to go on the record said 
the sec

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