What impact has the increase in the human population had on the number of invasive species?
A) It has allowed us to eradicate invasive species as they appear.
B) It has led to a decrease in invasive species because humans prevent their spread.
C) It has led to an increase in invasive species as humans accidentally or intentionally transport them to new areas and disrupt ecosystems.
D) It has not had any impact on the number of invasive species because humans do not transport invasive species or affect their survival.
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