Biological control is all about using plants and animals to control the spread of other plants and animals that we consider to be pests. So, for instance, fighting the growth of an invasive species by letting a native species eat the invader. If this sounds like something that could be easily explained using examples drawn from the video game Pac-Man, well, you're right. (Via Joanne Manaster)
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