If a person introduced a predator animal to an ecosystem where it did not naturally belong, what would probably happen? The ecosystem would become more diverse. The animal would breed with the native species and create a new hybrid animal. The animal would eat the native species in the ecosystem and cause them to be endangered. The animal would not live very long in its new environment.

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22 July, 07:18

If a person introduced a predator animal to an ecosystem where it did not naturally belong, what would probably happen? The ecosystem would become more diverse. The animal would breed with the native species and create a new hybrid animal. The animal would eat the native species in the ecosystem and cause them to be endangered. The animal would not live very long in its new environment.

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The predator would eat the native species and they will become extinct and also this predator since it does not have a natural predator it will multiply and they will be the "ruler" (figuratively speaking) in that ecosystem.