The giant african land snail is an invasive species that is also the largest snail ons earth what is most likely consequence of introducing this invasive species into a stable ecosystem? A. The native snail species will change their diet therefore destabilizing the ecosystem.

B. The native snail species will move to another area allowing the ecosystem to remain stable.

C. The native snail species will share their food with the invasive species stabilizing the ecosystem.

D. The native snail species will compete for resources with the invasive species and destabilize the ecosystem

D. The native snail species will compete for resources with the invasive species and destabilize the ecosystem

Explanation:

In Ecology, an invasive species refers to a species of organism that is foreign i.e. non-native to a particular habitat or environment. They are characterized by the ability to proliferate in growth and compete for space and nutrients with the native species in the habitat they are introduced to.

In this case, the giant african land snail, which is an invasive species, if introduced into a stable ecosystem will compete for resources with the native species of that ecosystem leading to the destabilization of the ecosystem.

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