1. Invasive species
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2. Yellow iris
In NY
This invasive species is poisonous to humans and animals
Sap can cause Dermatitis
Can block water flow and change environment into a drier one
You can dispose of this when you identify it or if you find it you can contact the toll-free Invading Species Hotline

3. Rusty crayfish
In NY
This invasive species can harm the local fish community by eating there eggs
Walleye reproduction dropped due to these crayfish
Local population of humans cant swim because of the aggressiveness of these crayfish

4. European hare
In NY.
Eat local sheep’s and cattle’s grass therefore taking away there food supply
Native wildlife has also been hurt by the poison and traps left out to catch the wabbits.

5. Bloody red shrimp In NY. Native to Black Sea and Caspian sea
Eats zooplankton therefore reducing the amount of food supplies for young native fish
These shrimp swarm and can threaten native young fish by taking there resources

6. Spotted wing Drosophila
In NY
Native to Southeast Asia
Lay eggs inside of fruit and the larvae eats the fruits inside. This makes the fruits inedible and leaving animals in that area without there food supply
Survive in moderate climates. Larvae cannot survive in freezing temperatures
Reproduce fast so they can adapt easier

7. Feral hog In NY Can destroy acres of land by tearing them up
Very aggressive towards humans and nearby fawns, reptiles, ground nesting birds, and young livestock
Carry various diseases
Aggressiveness leads to more competition for food

8. Khapra beetle In NY Native to India Worlds most destructive pests
This beetle will eat seeds and make it unable to grow them

9. Mute swan In NY Native to Europe and parts of Asia
Pose threat to aquatic plant communities and vegetation
They displace native birds
Landed on ships traveling to the US and used in zoos

10. Swede midge In NY Native to Europe and southwestern Asia
Cause distorted growing of plants and kill vegetable crops
Larvae produce a secretion that breaks down the surface of growing plants

11. Sirex wood wasp In NY Native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa
Larvae burrows through the inside of trees and eats the wood
Secrets toxic mucus to weaken the trees wood
Mucus creates suitable environment for fungus