Biology

The correct answer is: C. Native species exceeding their carrying capacity.

This does not describe an invasive species. Invasive species are non-native, by definition. A native species (one that naturally belongs to the ecosystem) exceeding its carrying capacity is a result of local imbalances (e.g., loss of predators), not an invasive trait.

Here's why the others do describe invasive species:

A. Can outcompete other species: This is a classic trait of an invasive species. They often...