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Biological control is the deliberate introduction of one species into an area to control an already invasive species.Mongooses were introduced to several Hawaiian islands in the 1880s to control rats in sugar cane fields.However, rats are nocturnal and mongooses are diurnal, so the two species never crossed paths.Instead, mongooses feed on nestlings and eggs of rare ground-nesting birds and endangered sea turtles.Mongooses usually avoid traps if prey is abundant.The U.S.Army is now trying a new mongoose trap used successfully in New Zealand.Based on this information, what can be said about the use of mongooses as a biological control method in this case?
Evidence
Reasons for believing that a statement or claim is true or probably true.
Confirmation Bias
The human tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms one's preexisting beliefs or hypotheses.
Memorable Events Error
A cognitive bias that occurs when memorable or significant events are more easily recalled than ordinary events, skewing perception and decision-making.
Knowledge Requires
The necessity of certain conditions or elements to possess understanding or awareness about something.
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