Answer:
Invasion of the large snakes will cause disruptions in this tropical community by increasing competition in tropic level organisms for their food that is primary and secondary consumers.
Explanation:
Invasive species generally and most often harm the native community and may lead to the extinction of native plants and animals from the community. These invasive species increase competition that results in limiting resources and decreasing diversity.
Large snakes will compete with the higher tropic level organism that depends on the primary and secondary level organism that lead to a decrease or extinction of these organisms. This food web will be completely reduced and disrupted, vegetation will increase.
