Biology

The correct answer is A. crowd out local plants and animals.

Invasive species can disrupt the habitat they move into by outcompeting native species for resources like food, space, and sunlight. This can result in the decline or displacement of local plants and animals. Since invasive species often lack natural predators in the new environment, their populations can grow unchecked, further stressing the native species and potentially leading to ecosystem imbalances.

Here’s why the other options are not correct:

B. Eat all the mice and deer: While invasive species may prey on certain animals, this is not their typical or sole impact. Many invasive species, like plants or small invertebrates, don’t necessarily "eat" larger animals like mice or deer. Instead, they might outcompete or displace other species throug...