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You know it’s not really a well defined concept. A friend recently pointed out that whitetail deer can be considered invasive in most of North America. While th
by blululu 3y ago
You know it’s not really a well defined concept. A friend recently pointed out that whitetail deer can be considered invasive in most of North America. While the Eastern woodlands are certainly their original habit, we have eliminated the wolves that would predate upon them. In the absence of predators their populations have exploded - sometimes causing serious ecological issues in the exact same way we see with invasive species which lack predators to keep them in check.
- _heimdall 3y agoOh that's really ingesting, we have plenty of whitetail deer in my area and never thought about whatever they night technically be invasive. We also have a species of tree called the princess tree. Most consider it invasive because it grows and propogates so quickly, it's originally from Asia if I'm not mistaken. Personally I really like it and have transplanted a few into our posture for fast shade growth and hope to harvest it for wood in 8-10 years.