Why does the invasive brown treesnake have a negative effect on the biodiversity of Guam?
A)It disrupts mutualistic interactions that are necessary for the reproduction of primary producers.
B)It eats poultry and causes frequent power outages by shorting out high-voltage wires.
C)It competes with native snakes for nesting sites and prey.
D)It is venomous and kills forest scientists who study Guam's biodiversity.

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The brown treesnake preys on native bird species, disrupting mutualistic interactions such as pollination and seed dispersal, which are crucial for the reproduction of primary producers in Guam's ecosystem.

Why Does the Invasive Brown Treesnake Have a Negative Effect