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AP Environmental Science
Unit 9 – Global Change
Topic 9.8
Why are cane toads considered an invasive species?
They have no impact on the ecosystem or human activities.
They are native to Central and South America.
They were introduced as a biological control method for sugarcane pests.
They outcompete native species for food and prey on native species.
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