Biology

The correct answer is: D.Invasive species have no natural predators.

Here's why:

Invasive species often grow quickly in new environments because they are not subject to the same natural predators, competitors, or diseases that regulate their population in their native habitat. In their new environment, the lack of natural checks on their population allows them to thrive and reproduce rapidly, often outcompeting native species for resources. This unchecked population growth can disrupt local ecosystems, leading to changes in biodiversity and ecosystem functions.

Why the other options are incorrect:

A.Invasive species are native to an area: This is incorrect because by definition, invasive species are not native to the area they inhabit. They have been introduced, either accidentally or intentionally, into ecosystems where they did n...