The top ten invasive alien creatures in the United States, one more difficult to deal with than the other

In 2009, the sieve bean turtle bug arrived in the United States to quickly endanger local agriculture. This insect prefers to eat legumes, which has led to a decline in soybean production in the United States.

Burmese pythons, which earlier entered the United States as pets, later some of them fled into the wild. The Burmese python has no natural predators in the local area and reproduces rapidly, producing more than 80 eggs in a single litter. Especially in Florida, Burmese pythons are a scourge, and in order to protect the ecology, the local area will regularly hunt Burmese pythons.

Wild Kudzu, first appeared in the United States in 1876, this plant is tenacious and will grow in pieces. The U.S. government is spending a lot of manpower and money to deal with it.

Catfish, among which the leather-bearded catfish are the most headache for Americans, this fish has no natural enemies in the local area, they feed on other small fish, shrimp, and destroy the ecology.

The African bullfrog, a giant frog, feeds on insects, small rodents and even birds. In the Yellowstone River Basin in Montana, the African bullfrog is flooded.

The snakehead fish, a carnivorous fish, is fierce in nature. Snakeheads feed on other fish, and snakeheads that are generally put into rivers and ponds will eat all the targets found.

The Asian carp, needless to say, is one of the most vexing invasive species for Americans.

European starlings, in 1890 an American youth in New York released 60 European starlings brought back from Europe, but a few years later it became a big problem. They are not only noise makers, but also seriously endanger local agriculture. In addition, the large number of European starlings is a deadly threat to aircraft.

Zebra mussels, which first slipped into the United States through the ballast water of ships, were damaged by zebra mussels blocking pipes in the 1980s billions of dollars.

Fire ants, fire ants in the United States, are a very aggressive invasive species, this omnivorous ant eats everything, the destructive power is amazing.