Question

what impact do invading species have on native species? they maintain biodiversity in new habitats. they are more vulnerable to local predators. they easily take the place of native species.

Explanation:

Invading species often out - compete native species for resources like food, space, and mates. Since they may lack natural predators in the new habitat, their population can grow rapidly. This leads to them easily taking the place of native species. Maintaining biodiversity in new habitats is not a negative impact of invading species. Also, invading species are usually not more vulnerable to local predators (as they may have adaptations to survive) compared to the negative impact of replacing native species.

Answer:

They easily take the place of native species.