Biology

The correct answer is: A.increasing, less.

Invasive species typically increase in number quickly because they often lack natural predators or competitors in their new environment. This rapid growth can lead to less food for native species, as invasive species may outcompete or displace native plants and animals, reducing the availability of resources like food, habitat, or nesting sites for native species.

Here's why:

1.Increasing in number quickly: Invasive species often reproduce rapidly and have high survival rat...