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Cane toads poison predators, compete with native species for food, and disrupt local biodiversity.

It devastates crops, outcompetes native snail species, and can carry parasites harmful to humans.

This plant displaces native wetland flora, reduces habitat for wildlife, and can alter water flow.

Disrupts native insect populations, affects soil composition, and harms small vertebrates.

Starlings damage crops, compete with native birds for nest sites, and can transmit diseases.

Asian carp outcompete native fish for food and habitat, and their large size and reproductive rate can alter ecosystems.

Disrupts native ecosystems, outcompetes native ant species, and their stings can harm humans and wildlife.

Zebra mussels clog water intake pipes, alter aquatic ecosystems, and outcompete native mussel species.

Chokes waterways, impacts water flow, blocks sunlight, and depletes oxygen levels, affecting fish and other aquatic life.

Erodes riverbanks with their burrowing habits, destroys marshland vegetation, and competes with native species.

Feral pigs damage crops, compete with native wildlife for food, and can transmit diseases to livestock and humans.

Forms dense thickets that crowd out native plants, damages building foundations and infrastructure with strong roots.

Their bottom-feeding habits increase water turbidity, which can lead to destruction of aquatic plants and impact water quality.

This snake causes the decline of native bird and small mammal populations and can lead to power outages.

Erosion and land degradation result from their burrowing and grazing, impacting native plant and animal species.

They predate on a wide range of wildlife, potentially leading to declines in native species, especially in the Florida Everglades.

Kudzu smothers other plants with rapid growth, destabilizes soil, and reduces biodiversity.

Destroys ash tree populations, which disrupts forest ecosystems and impacts other species reliant on ash trees.

Predation and competition by lionfish reduce the abundance of reef fish and negatively impact coral reef ecosystems.