Question

The introduction of the brown tree snake in the 1940s to the island of guam has resulted in ?

Answer 1

The introduction of the brown tree snake in the 1940s to the island of Guam has resulted in most of the island's native bird and lizard species have gone extinct locally.

The majority of the island's indigenous bird and lizard species perished locally as a result of the brown tree snake's (Boiga irregularis) unintentional introduction to Guam. Eliminating native pollinators, also had "cascading" ecological impacts, leading to the extinction of native plant species.

Due to its invasion of Guam and serious ecological and financial harm, this species of snake is desired. It will consume practically anything and is the reason why many local bird and lizard species have almost entirely disappeared (Invasive).

The venomous and aggressive brown tree snake quickly spread throughout the entire island of Guam since it lacks any natural predators there.

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