T h e Northern Pacific Sea Star is particle successful invasion species. Which of the following explains why it is so successful in the waters of Southeastern Australia, outside of its native environment? A it can cling to the bottom of the shelf and other vessels be it consumes the egg or the spotted handfish see it breathes rapidly it has no predators in this environment d it is a c c u s c o m e d to a cold climate
d) it has no predators in this environment
The lack of predators in the waters of Southeastern Australia allows the Northern Pacific Sea Star to thrive and reproduce unchecked, making it a successful invasive species in that area.