The dynamics of the ecological balance between the species might shift when invasive species are introduced to an environment.
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What is invasive species?</h3>
An organism that harms the ecology or the economy in a new habitat where it is not native is referred to as an invasive species.
Both the ecosystem's natural resources and human usage of those resources may be harmed by invasive species. The ballast water of oceangoing ships, purposeful and unintentional releases of aquaculture species, aquarium specimens or bait, and other methods can all be used to introduce an invasive species to a new area.
Native plants and animals may go extinct as a result of invasive species, which can also decrease biodiversity, compete with native species for scarce resources, and disrupt habitats. Ecosystems along the coast and in the Great Lakes may be severely disrupted, with significant negative economic effects.
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