Nearly one-third of its 212 square miles are occupied by US military bases. Snakes snuck onto the island through a military transport near the end of 
Nearly one-third of its 212 square miles are occupied by US military bases. Snakes snuck onto the island through a military transport near the end of World War II, eliminating most of the bird population and today it is one of the most densely-populated areas of snakes in the world. Similarly, the introduction of frogs leaves concern that the croaking turns away Japanese and American tourists from this southernmost of the Mariana Islands. FTP, name this largest island in Micronesia, a United States territory.
Nearly one-third of its 212 square miles are occupied by US military bases.
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