Anne E Beall, author of Community Cats: A Journey into the World of Feral Cats, writes that a rat infestation threatening to drive her from her Lakeview home on Chicago's north side was solved by importing cats from the Chicago-based Tree House Humane Society's Cats at Work Program.
"The increasingly prevalent addiction to khat, coupled with the recent locust infestation threatening the crops in the south, are eating away prior efforts on measles, malaria and other child survival measures.
The Boss was fulminating against the umpire Bruce Froemming, who did not stop the game during an ugly but not necessarily health-threatening infestation of bugs in Cleveland on Friday night.
But, you know, if the kingdom is threatened by an infestation of undead, that's going to be her problem, too.
This, in turn, has led to the neglect of regular pruning of palm, which has resulted in the increase of danger of fire in palm gardens, as well as the infestation by the red palm weevil threatening the life of the palm.
There are no local cacao plantations to be threatened with infection or infestation, and stowaways of any description, being adapted to life in a rainforest, are unlikely to survive an escape attempt.
His Majesty O'Keefe (1954) starred Lancaster as a sea captain swordfighting his way across the South Seas, and in The Naked Jungle (1954), starring Charlton Heston and Eleanor Parker and also produced by Pal, a cocoa plantation in the Amazon rainforest is threatened by an immense infestation of ants.
This is an area of exceptional biodiversity increasingly threatened by alien plant infestation, urbanisation, and agricultural expansion.
In the early 1990s, the wine industry was threatened by a Phylloxera infestation in the state, but winemakers quickly turned to the use of resistant rootstocks to prevent any serious damage.
Is it threatened or threatening?
