Overpopulation and food competence are the most important features for which a native species may cause important ecological damage.
<h3>What is overpopulation?</h3>
Overpopulation is a phenomenon in which a population of a given species is over-represented in the ecosystem, which may lead to important disturbances in the homeostatic equilibrium
The lack of homeostatic equilibrium may lead to extinction of competing species and act as a predator of organisms below in the trophic chain.
In conclusion, overpopulation is one of of the most important features for which a native species may cause important ecological damage.
Complete question:
The brown tree snake is native in areas such as Australia and eastern Indonesia. In those ecosystems, the brown tree snake is not causing the decline of bird or tree populations. So what makes this same species damaging in Guam? Identify some characteristics a species may possess that would fuel its ability to cause ecological damage, as the brown tree snake has in Guam. Provide some reasoning for why you chose these characteristics.
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