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If I were to choose a plant or animal which is interesting, I'd choose the "cactus."

Explanation:

A "cactus" is truly a splendid plant owing to its ability to survive in the desert or periods of drought. Growing them is also not that challenging or difficult. However, this plant is prone to certain threats that may lead to its extinction.

  • One of these threats is the "over-collection of cacti." Due to its versatile use, the cactus is often sold as an ornamental plant.
  • Another threat is the number of pests, such as snails and slugs, that attacks it yearly. It is a delicious food for mealy bugs, red spider mites, gnats, flies, etc.
  • People often misunderstand the cactus' water level needs. Some people over-water the plant and this often results to the bacteria, virus and fungi being attracted to it.

Water Hyacinth

Water Hyacinth grows profusely, forming dense mats that can spread across water surfaces eventually blocking the entire water body.

It can eliminate native wetlands and waterways and kill aboriginal fish and other wildlife.

Also, it causes a high evaporation rate and loss of water and degrades water quality.

What are the natural predators of the water hyacinth?

Water hyacinth is native to South America, the only continent where natural predators such as weevils and moths keep it at bay.

Thus, these are some of the threats or challenges of water hyacinth.

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