Invasive Nocturnal Animals
Invasive nocturnal animals are species that have been introduced to a new environment where they are not native and are active primarily during the night. These animals can disrupt the ecosystem by outcompeting native species for resources, preying on local wildlife, and causing damage to crops or property. Their nocturnal behavior can make them difficult to control or eradicate, as they are often more active when humans are not present. Examples of invasive nocturnal animals include feral cats, cane toads, and European rabbits.