Question

what is one reason why invasive species can outcompete native species? they have many natural predators in their new environment. they are highly specialized to survive in their original habitat. they have high reproductive rates and few natural predators.

Explanation:

Invasive species often have high reproductive rates, allowing them to quickly increase their population. Also, in the new environment, they typically have few natural predators that would keep their population in check. Having many natural predators (first option) would not help them outcompete. Being specialized to the original habitat (second option) doesn't directly explain out - competing in a new area.

Answer:

They have high reproductive rates and few natural predators.