2. Conocarpus / Buttonwood / Damas tree are allelopathic and play a major role in inhibiting germination, growth and development of other plants and trees:-
Unfortunately, removal of the Damas tree (Conocarpus erectus) is not a simple procedure. Both, the tree and roots, need to be taken out entirely to stop its biological activity and prevent roots from growing further, causing negative effects.

3. Where do we Stand?
There is no question now that GMOs (Genetically engineered crops) are (AT LEAST) potentially dangerous, and are part of an astronomically-large global experiment.
This is why Hungary destroyed all Monsanto GMO corn fields just a few years ago, and why nations like France, the U.K., and India took a stand against Monsanto and GMOs alike. This is why Italy banned some of Monsanto’s corn with 80% public support, and the nation of Bhutan decided to go 100% organic.
Russia, Australia, New Zeeland, Hungary, France, Spain, United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy Brazil and Denmark has mandatory labeling of nearly all GE (Genetically engineered) foods when GE content is above 0.9% to 1%.
While Bhutan recently made headlines for being the first country to go 100% organic.

4. Drinking Oxytocin-Adulterated Milk Is Causing Precocious Puberty
(Early puberty):-

Artificially administered oxytocin in cattle is leading to adulteration of milk. Consumption of this adulterated milk with higher oxytocin levels is causing early puberty in girls, known as precocious puberty.
On the other hand, a lot of young boys have been reported to suffer from gynecomastia (enlargement of breasts). Yet another of the oxytocin side effects is weight gain and childhood obesity in young girls.
Sexual arousal or sexual urge and hormonal imbalance is also a side effect of increased oxytocin level in blood.
Girls and boys who hit puberty earlier than the average, face a lot of social and emotional complications like depression. This depression can further lead to substance abuse (smoking, alcohol, even drugs).
A secondary concern is height, since precocious puberty leads to accelerated growth, accelerated bone maturation and ultimately reduced stature.

5. Rats can bite, but generally, they don’t like to, and will not do so without a reason.
Pain
Rats may bite when they are in pain, particularly if it is a sudden, unexpected pain, like a foot or tail trapped in a cage door. These are almost always instant, reflex reactions where the rat will bite at anything to try and escape the pain.
Researchers from the Food Technology Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Anatomy and Embryology, and Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt, have found that several unsavory changes occur when rats were fed GM corn.
The rats’ organs/body weight and serum biochemistry were altered, indicating potential adverse health and toxic effects.
“GM corn or soybeans leads to significant organ disruptions in rats and mice, particularly in livers and kidneys. In addition they found other organs may be affected too, such as heart and spleen, or blood cells. The kidneys of males fared the worst, with 43.5% of all the changes, the liver of females followed with 30.8%”.