The impact of invasive plant species on native wildlife can be profound and detrimental. Invasive plants often outcompete native flora for resources like sunlight, water, and nutrients, leading to decreased biodiversity. As native plants decline, the wildlife that depends on them for food and habitat may also suffer. Invasive species can disrupt ecological relationships and contribute to ecosystem instability. Consequently, this can lead to reduced populations of native animals and altered habitat structures, triggering a cascade of negative effects throughout the ecosystem.