In China, where there are many foodies, there are now very few animals that are rampant. Squid are overrun in the United States, New Zealand lobsters are in the rivers for no one to eat, and Australian lobsters are overrun too! Hundreds of billions of hares are flooded every year. This is impossible to happen in China. Our Chinese people are not only good at eating, but also very particular about it. You won't miss any delicious food.

On Chinese soil, Chinese people find their own ways to eat these animals, and various eating methods have been transferred online. Crayfish are a highly viable invasive species that can live in ditches. China's intervention has caused great damage to crayfish. However, it is not an exaggeration to say that animals are overrun. Due to China's dense population, the first reason is that it is difficult for organisms to overflow because there is not enough living space. The second and most important reason is that Chinese people are born to be foodies. , the Chinese always have many ways to make it edible, just like the squid disaster in the United States, the rabbit disaster in Australia is not a problem when entering China.

Another well-known biological invasive species is the Brazilian turtle. Many people know the Brazilian tortoise, and even keep it as a pet tortoise. This tortoise is even more violent than the native tortoises in China. It doesn't move as fast as a turtle at all. Brazilian turtles like to eat meat. In China, they have no natural enemies and can also be kept as pets. However, some ignorant people sell Brazilian turtles. When Brazilian turtles enter the market, the survival of Chinese turtles is severely compressed and there is a risk of extinction.

There are also overruns of other animals in China. Although this has nothing to do with biological invasion, it is also a headache for the Chinese people. For example, famous pests and locusts often occur in various parts of our country. Large and small locust plagues cause considerable economic losses. There are four major pests that we may have heard of. In fact, the four major pests are "flies, mosquitoes, rats and sparrows" or "rats, bedbugs, flies and mosquitoes". It can be said that animals that cause headaches to Chinese people will become rampant in China.