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  • Why are invasive species overpopulating areas?
Multiple choice

Why are invasive species overpopulating areas?

  1. They hoard resources

  2. They have no natural predators

  3. They kill all the native species

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Invasive species often thrive in new environments because they lack the natural predators and diseases that kept their population in check in their original habitat.

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