Select all the correct answers. Exotic pets, such as lizards and tarantulas, have increased in popularity. These animals are caught in the wild and sold as pets. What are two possible effects this action can have on biodiversity?
It will lead to greater biodiversity in these animals’ native environments.
Populations of these animals could decrease in the wild.
It could increase competition among predators of these organisms.
It increases the chances that wild organisms will find an unrelated mate.

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Explanation:

Well these animals are invasive, which means they do not belong in many places. People by these pets, and they do not realize that if you let them go into the wild, they will repopulate in a matter of days. They are just like that.

Florida for an example, has lizards, and because of pet trade, tarantulas are now being introduced into the wild, and Florida is seeing an increase of the spider.

Because new species are being added into that community, more competition would be added to the old animals, who were already there. And that could lead to death and a extinction among other animals.

And it would lead to a greater biodiversity in these animals, but why do you need more of them, when they reproduce faster than other animals?

So The first and third points are valid.

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