Question

What impact will a cleaner Bay have on the current invasive species populating the Bay?

Answer 1

Answer:

Many invasive species thrive because they outcompete native species for food. Bighead and silver carp are two large species of fish that escaped from fish farms in the 1990s and are now common in the Missouri River of North America. These fish feed on plankton, tiny organisms floating in the water. Many native fish species, such as paddlefish, also feed on plankton. The feeding cycle of the paddlefish is slower than that of the carp. There are now so many carp in the lower Missouri River that paddlefish do not have enough food.

Answer 2

The species that invade an area are mostly because of the lack of resources. A cleaner bay will impact the species by eliminating the local species making them endangered.

What are endangered species ?

Endangered species are the species that get removed out of a region because of certain factors that are risking the natural habitat.

Total of 500 species of invertebrates, fishes, birds and amphibians are found in the area of the bay where the most local species will get eliminated from the area when the more dangerous species replace the local species.

Cleaner Bay is the hot spot for the biodiversity where the most of the hot spots are found.

Although it is  highly urbanized hot spot  it is habitat  over 500 species of fish and wildlife including salmon along their migratory route to inland spawning grounds with herring with anchovies, sharks and other marine fishes with crabs with oysters with mussels with  clams with shrimp and other shellfish and marine mammals including seals.

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