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Neozoa (invasive species) are animal species that move into new areas through human activities and establish themselves there. This can happen in a variety of ways, such as the exotic pet trade, the release of animals from captivity, or the unwanted introduction of species via ships or other means of transport. Neozoa can include both terrestrial and aquatic species.

The introduction of neozoa into new ecosystems can have far-reaching ecological and cultural consequences. On the one hand, they can threaten native species, either through direct competition for resources or through the transmission of diseases. On the other hand, they can also change human perceptions of nature and wildlife by introducing new species into landscapes that did not previously exist.

The management of invasive species therefore requires careful monitoring and management measures to minimize their impact on biodiversity and human health. This may include controlling invasive species, restoring habitats and raising public awareness of the risks and consequences of introducing neozoa.

Overall, neozoa illustrate the complex interactions between human activities, biological diversity, and cultural practices. Their occurrence and spread are closely linked to global trade and transport flows and underline the importance of an integrated and coordinated approach to the protection and conservation of ecosystems worldwide.

This list shows species ordered by the proportion of observations marked as "introduced". The data is based on observations from iNaturalist users and therefore may contain inaccurate information.

The percentage value shown implies how many observations were made outside the original distribution area.

Thumbnail picture showing Equus ferus caballus

Domestic horse
Equus ferus caballus

118 observations in the last 30 days

100% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Felis catus

Domestic cat
Felis catus

901 observations in the last 30 days

99.99% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Bos taurus

Cattle
Bos taurus

88 observations in the last 30 days

99.83% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Lissachatina fulica

Giant African land snail
Lissachatina fulica

207 observations in the last 30 days

99.58% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Dama dama

European fallow deer
Dama dama

64 observations in the last 30 days

99.51% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Anolis sagrei

Brown anole
Anolis sagrei

829 observations in the last 30 days

99.06% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Harmonia axyridis

Asian ladybeetle
Harmonia axyridis

1,637 observations in the last 30 days

96.77% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Halyomorpha halys

Brown marmorated stink bug
Halyomorpha halys

517 observations in the last 30 days

96.04% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Ovis aries

Domestic sheep
Ovis aries

54 observations in the last 30 days

95.83% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Mus musculus

House mouse
Mus musculus

73 observations in the last 30 days

95.56% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Cydalima perspectalis

Box tree moth
Cydalima perspectalis

Eight observations in the last 30 days

94.69% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Canis lupus familiaris

Domestic dog
Canis lupus familiaris

332 observations in the last 30 days

93.9% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Myocastor coypus

Nutria
Myocastor coypus

224 observations in the last 30 days

88.03% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Lama glama

Llama
Lama glama

12 observations in the last 30 days

86.1% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Capra hircus

Domestic goat
Capra hircus

96 observations in the last 30 days

84.67% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Apis mellifera

European honey bee
Apis mellifera

1,951 observations in the last 30 days

82.87% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Alopochen aegyptiaca

Egyptian goose
Alopochen aegyptiaca

660 observations in the last 30 days

80.46% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Polistes dominula

European paper wasp
Polistes dominula

109 observations in the last 30 days

78.37% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Tegenaria domestica

Domestic house spider
Tegenaria domestica

29 observations in the last 30 days

75.51% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Arion species

Arion
Arion species

69 observations in the last 30 days

70.06% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Lumbricus terrestris

Common earthworm
Lumbricus terrestris

25 observations in the last 30 days

68.83% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Pavo cristatus

Indian peafowl
Pavo cristatus

273 observations in the last 30 days

63.82% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Phelsuma grandis

Madagascar giant day gecko
Phelsuma grandis

18 observations in the last 30 days

60.08% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Armadillidium vulgare

Common pill woodlouse
Armadillidium vulgare

306 observations in the last 30 days

58.16% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Cornu aspersum

Garden snail
Cornu aspersum

569 observations in the last 30 days

56.55% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Clogmia albipunctata

Bathroom moth midge
Clogmia albipunctata

132 observations in the last 30 days

53.84% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Streptopelia decaocto

Eurasian collared dove
Streptopelia decaocto

849 observations in the last 30 days

51.6% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Cavia porcellus

Domestic guinea pig
Cavia porcellus

12 observations in the last 30 days

48.6% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Limax maximus

Leopard slug
Limax maximus

173 observations in the last 30 days

48.34% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Lucilia sericata

Common green bottle fly
Lucilia sericata

13 observations in the last 30 days

48.21% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Gryllus assimilis

Jamaican field cricket
Gryllus assimilis

Four observations in the last 30 days

46.15% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Musca domestica

Housefly
Musca domestica

33 observations in the last 30 days

45.13% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Coccinella septempunctata

Seven-spot ladybird
Coccinella septempunctata

478 observations in the last 30 days

41.89% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Eublepharis macularius

Common leopard gecko
Eublepharis macularius

Four observations in the last 30 days

38.89% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Araneus diadematus

European garden spider
Araneus diadematus

152 observations in the last 30 days

36.68% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Cepaea nemoralis

Grove snail
Cepaea nemoralis

74 observations in the last 30 days

34.79% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Vespa crabro

European hornet
Vespa crabro

50 observations in the last 30 days

32.17% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Philoscia muscorum

Common striped woodlouse
Philoscia muscorum

161 observations in the last 30 days

27.34% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Camelus dromedarius

Dromedary
Camelus dromedarius

17 observations in the last 30 days

26.87% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Bombus terrestris

Buff-tailed bumblebee
Bombus terrestris

288 observations in the last 30 days

25.68% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Cygnus olor

Mute swan
Cygnus olor

860 observations in the last 30 days

23% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Tenebrio molitor

Yellow mealworm beetle
Tenebrio molitor

Five observations in the last 30 days

21.51% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Euproctis chrysorrhoea

Brown-tail moth
Euproctis chrysorrhoea

Five observations in the last 30 days

21.14% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Xysticus cristatus

Common crab spider
Xysticus cristatus

Seven observations in the last 30 days

16.32% introduced
No picture!

Sickle-bearing bush cricket
Phaneroptera species

55 observations in the last 30 days

15.91% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Tipula species

Crane fly
Tipula species

32 observations in the last 30 days

14.84% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Ocypus olens

Devil's coach-horse beetle
Ocypus olens

69 observations in the last 30 days

13.61% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Branta canadensis

Canada goose
Branta canadensis

1,922 observations in the last 30 days

12.47% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Anas platyrhynchos

Mallard
Anas platyrhynchos

4,238 observations in the last 30 days

10.6% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Vespula vulgaris

Common wasp
Vespula vulgaris

48 observations in the last 30 days

7.72% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Cepaea hortensis

Garden banded snail
Cepaea hortensis

13 observations in the last 30 days

7.21% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Bombyx mori

Domestic silk moth
Bombyx mori

No observations in the last 30 days

6.67% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Pyrrhocoris apterus

Firebug
Pyrrhocoris apterus

194 observations in the last 30 days

5.52% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Vicugna pacos

Alpaca
Vicugna pacos

Eight observations in the last 30 days

5.49% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Helix pomatia

Roman snail
Helix pomatia

40 observations in the last 30 days

5.19% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Hemitheconyx caudicinctus

African fat-tailed gecko
Hemitheconyx caudicinctus

Three observations in the last 30 days

5% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Danaus plexippus

Monarch butterfly
Danaus plexippus

1,352 observations in the last 30 days

3.95% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Gryllus bimaculatus

Two-spotted cricket
Gryllus bimaculatus

38 observations in the last 30 days

2.88% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Adalia bipunctata

Two-spot ladybird
Adalia bipunctata

156 observations in the last 30 days

2.63% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Schistocerca gregaria

Desert locust
Schistocerca gregaria

56 observations in the last 30 days

2.45% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Stegobium paniceum

Drugstore beetle
Stegobium paniceum

Eight observations in the last 30 days

2.41% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Pantherophis guttatus

Corn snake
Pantherophis guttatus

71 observations in the last 30 days

1.28% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Eratigena atrica

Great house spider
Eratigena atrica

34 observations in the last 30 days

0.83% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Macroglossum stellatarum

Hummingbird hawk-moth
Macroglossum stellatarum

59 observations in the last 30 days

0.74% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Pelophylax saharicus

Sahara frog
Pelophylax saharicus

15 observations in the last 30 days

0.55% introduced
No picture!

Picnic beetle
Glischrochilus quadrisignatus

Two observations in the last 30 days

0.29% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Bombus hortorum

Garden bumblebee
Bombus hortorum

Four observations in the last 30 days

0.2% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Corvus frugilegus

Rook
Corvus frugilegus

499 observations in the last 30 days

0.06% introduced
Thumbnail picture showing Lacerta agilis

Sand lizard
Lacerta agilis

Three observations in the last 30 days

0.04% introduced

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