According to the content, what is a direct impact of invasive species on native wildlife? A) Reduced competition for resources. B) Increased resistance to disease. C) Assistance wi... According to the content, what is a direct impact of invasive species on native wildlife? A) Reduced competition for resources. B) Increased resistance to disease. C) Assistance with adaptation. D) Threats to native species.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking us to identify the impact of invasive species on native wildlife from the given options. We need to think about how invasive species commonly affect ecosystems and native species.
Answer
Threats to native species.
The final answer is D) Threats to native species.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is D) Threats to native species.
More Information
Invasive species pose direct threats to native wildlife by preying on them, outcompeting them for resources, spreading diseases, or even preventing their reproduction.
Tips
A common mistake is to assume invasive species always help ecosystems adapt, however, they often harm biodiversity and native species instead.
Sources
- The web page with info on - National Wildlife Federation - nwf.org
- Invasive Species - NOAA's National Ocean Service - oceanservice.noaa.gov
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