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Invasive species are the second largest threat to biodiversity after habitat loss. Invasive species compete with native and take their resources.

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Biology Threats to Biodiversity: Invasive Species - Shmoop Biology

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Shmoop Biology explains Threats to Biodiversity: Invasive Species. Part of our Conservation Biology Learning Guide. Learning and teaching resource for Threats to Biodiversity: Invasive Species written by PhD students from Stanford, Harvard, Berkeley

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Invasive species are a species that have been accidentally or on purpose put into a location that is not native to them.

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Koala lost home

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Pollution: Humans dump waste into waterways, oceans, and on land. All trash and chemicals end up in our oceans affecting our ecosystems
Development: Building houses and buildings for humans takes away habitats for humans causing populations to decrease
Over fishing/Poaching: Causes populations to decrease affecting the food web.

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Humans are responsible for ALL biodiversity loss world wide

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Biodiversity is missing and we are continually losing species everyday. 200-300 species go extinct every single day.