EPA 2012-06-08 19:33:17 Kudzu eating goats and sheep
A girl feeds kudzu to a goat during an event sponsored by the Trees Atlanta organization at Chastain Park in Atlanta, Georgia USA, 08 June 2012. A herd of 100 sheep and goat has been employed to eat and control the invasive kudzu vine in several public greenspaces in the Atlanta area. Each sheep or goat can eat 150 square feet of kudzu per day, according to officials. Kudzu is native to southern Japan and southeast China, but is an invasive and exotic plant species in the southeastern United States. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
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