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Crabbers use them to bait traps, Tampa Bay Discovery Center uses them to dissect, and he’s supplied an FGCU class studying worldwide cuisines with the raw materials for taquitos de iguana.

Invertebrates that eat the baits are likely to be poisoned, leaf feeders are vulnerable to translocated 1080, root feeders are at risk from poison adsorbed on roots, and soil-dwelling organisms ...

This suggests any bait is more effective than no bait when it comes to cat control. Eradicat baits have to be sweated to bring out the oils and make them more appealing. Luke Bayley, CC BY 3.

Baits can be purchased commercially or produced in-house. In some states, land managers can bring meat baits to government authorities to have poison added free of charge.