Invasive flatworm found in Skåne, Sweden

The invasive flatworm has reportedly been found in Skåne, Sweden, according to Henrik Lange, coordinator for invasive species at the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. Sources indicate that the flatworm, along with other pests such as the killer slug and tick, is not stopped by severe cold temperatures. The reports are based on statements from a private news source, but details about the exact location or timing of the discovery are not provided in the sources.