The invasive species costing the world $16bn - study
As many as two million brown tree snakes are believed to now live on the tiny Pacific island of Guam
In addition to ecological harm, the invasive pair have ruined farm crops and triggered costly power outages. More than two million brown tree snakes populate the tiny Pacific island, with one estimate calculating as many as 20 inhabitants per acre of Guam's jungle.
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