Negative Effects Of Invasive Species

Invasive species are destroying our ecosystems and killing off other species into extinction, this may be because of human interaction forcing them into relocation, and competing. Invasive species are species that are relocated into a different environment from their home and are put into a different competition over food which can sometimes lead to extinction of that species or the one that they are competing against. Invasive species may relocate for various reasons some of which have traits that would lead to them naturally relocating, and when they do this they are competing against different organisms that have not co-evolved with them an example of this is a cheetah and an antelope faster the antelope the better survival chance, but the fastest cheetah would be able to get the faster antelope, in turn neither get an advantage. Invasive species are terrible for ecosystems however businesses and government agencies still transfer them around yet yield little to no benefits in which they will have a negative impact regardless, however they can come in any form like bacteria, plants, amphibians, fungus, and etc this is what makes them difficult to deal with.
The first and and most important factor is to evaluate their exported species about the impact and effects it could potentially have. Government agencies and other businesses are to inform other countries about any discoveries that they make and consider is it something that could deeply help and or become a complete disaster. There are also many bans on organism entering into another country by human transportation. the Brown Tree Snake is banned from being transported into Hawaii especially from military personnel that are always moving