INVASIVE SPECIES

ZEBRA MUSSEL

• Original habitat is the lakes of south Russia
• They move from habit to habit on boats
• The effect they have is that they could take over the body's of water
• There are no impacts on the species as of now in the U.S

RABBITS

• Original habitat is Australia
• A long time ago the move here on ships that left Great Britain
• The effect they have is that they damages million$ in crops
• There are animal such as the fox who could stop the rabbits takeover

KILLER BEES

• Original habitat is Africa
• They move from habitat from another by migrating
• The effects is that they could take over Europe
• There isn't really anything that impacts these killer insects

ASIA LONG HORN BEETLE

• Original habitat is Asia
• The spread asp round the east coast
• The effect is they could threaten 30-35% of trees on the Atlantic coast
• There is no impact as of yet for these beetles

THE BLACK RAT

• Original habit is Asia
• The move to different habitats on European ships
• The effect is that they are growing in rural & suburban areas
• The impact tho is that many bigger animals eat them

ASIAN TIGER MOSQUITO

• Original habitat is Asia
• It spread everywhere due to the international tire trade
• They are producing fast yearly around the world in 28 different countries
• There are no impact on these products as of now

COTTON WHITEFLY

• Original habitat is India
• They are everywhere except Antarctic they don't really have a way to
• Go places they just grow on plants
• The effect they have is they can transmit over 100 plant viruses
• There is no impact on these species

THE CANE TOAD

• Central America is its original habitat
• They migrate to different habitats
• They could kill humans
• Nothing really impacts them

KUDZO

• Native Japan originated
• They grow in alot places mostly old places
• They can inhibit soil erosion
• No impact on them

BURMESE PYTHONS

• Originated Southeast Asia
• They let free by owners who don't want them anymore
• They are killing alot of small mammals
• There are really no impacts on these animals