Depends on what species we are talking about. Common plecos, carps, rusty crayfish, ruffe/round gobies and of course goldfish, they are worst invasives that can upset the whole ecosystem easily than non-natives.
take this invasive species!!!!
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Depends on what species we are talking about. Common plecos, carps, rusty crayfish, ruffe/round gobies and of course goldfish, they are worst invasives that can upset the whole ecosystem easily than non-natives.
well humans themself are an invasive species outside of africa. i think we have a larger footprint than goldfish.
i didn't know carps pump billions of tons of oil into he gulf.Except we are losing the battle with carps.....
You are more or less accurate, but sound like a ideological fanatic rather than a person keen on preserving the distribution of a variety of species.
I don't know about you, but it will not be pleasant to see rivers full of snakeheads and nothing else in America.
By the way, as humans, we cause mass extinction, we cannot exactly be considered as invasive species, seeing that we do not actually cause imbalance without the integration of other species.
Oil spill can be fixed and manageable but you can't fix carp problems....and the carps (especially the jumping ones) are unstoppable. They have completely take over some of water bodies, ruined lot of businesses and actually pose a threat to the humans. I would be pissed off if the Asian carps invading and take over my home state.
Dude this guy is outa control i look for his posts just for amusement. Where does he come up with this?
