Biology

True.

Invasive species can indeed be spread by natural weather conditions. While many invasive species are introduced by human activities (such as through trade, travel, or the release of non-native plants and animals), natural events and weather phenomena can also contribute to their spread.

Some examples of how natural weather conditions can spread invasive species include:

1.Wind: Wind can carry seeds, spores, or small organisms (like insects) over long distances, enabling them to colonize new areas. For example, plants with lightweight seeds or those that can "fly" or "float" can be dispersed by wind.