Cuban tree frogs eat smaller native frogs in the florida everglades. what does this scenario represent? a loss of biodiversity due to a catastrophic event a gain in biodiversity due to climate change a gain in biodiversity due to human activity a loss of biodiversity due to an invasive species

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Lewis Santana

Biology

11 May, 12:49

Cuban tree frogs eat smaller native frogs in the florida everglades. what does this scenario represent? a loss of biodiversity due to a catastrophic event a gain in biodiversity due to climate change a gain in biodiversity due to human activity a loss of biodiversity due to an invasive species

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Jaydin Best · Answer 1

It would be the last reason, "A loss of biodiversity due to an invasive species."

Since the tree frog is a species brought in from somewhere else, and it is doing harm to the native population.