Essays on Invasive Species

Introduced species are not native to a new area and, if allowed to continue unchecked, can disrupt natural ecosystems. They can destroy biodiversity, alter ecosystem functions, degrade water resources, reduce recreational opportunities, damage agricultural and forest production, threaten public safety and infrastructure, and reduce economic and property values. Invasive species…

A uncommon species of tapeworm known as Spirometra Erinaceieuropaei is typically found in nations in eastern and southeastern Asia like Japan, Thailand, South Korea, Vietnam, and China (Zhang, Cui and Liu). Rudolphi collected the tapeworm larvae from a European hedgehog in 1819, whereas dogs were given adult forms raised from…