Asan Beach Park under attack by Rhino Beetle
The destructive nature of the Rhinocerous Beetle is becoming more and more evident as the coconut loving creatures have begun making a meal of the coconut trees at the Asan Beach War in the Pacific National Historic Park.
March 18, 2014Updated: March 18, 2014
By KUAM News
By KUAM Newsby Jolene Toves
Guam - The destructive nature of the Rhinocerous Beetle is becoming more and more evident as the coconut loving creatures have begun making a meal of the coconut trees at the Asan Beach War in the Pacific National Historic Park. 65 to one-hundred coconut trees will be removed beginning Thursday, March 20th and continuing through Friday. The Park will remain open however small areas of the park will be sectioned off and closed for visitor's safety.