| BURMESEPYTHONS | Snakes native to Southeast Asia but considered an invasive species in Florida |
| BURMESEPYTHON | Snake native to Southeast Asia |
| HARLEQUIN | The ___ ladybird is considered an invasive species in much of Europe (9) |
| SEALAMPREY | Parasitic jawless fish considered an invasive species in Lakes Michigan, Huron, and Superior |
| TRUSTED | Old model car, much corroded but considered reliable (7) |
| KRAIT | A species of venomous snakes native to the Indian subcontinent (5) |
| VIPERS | European -; also known as adders, the only venomous snakes native to Britain (6) |
| BOAS | Large non-venomous snakes, native to South America (4) |
| GERARD | Herb -; plant also called ground elder or goutweed, considered an invasive weed by some gardeners (6) |
| KUDZU | Vine that's an invasive species in North America |
| GREYSQUIRREL | Agile rodent with a long bushy tail, regarded as an invasive species in Europe (4,8) |
| FLATNOSED | The ___-___ pit viper is native to Southeast Asia (4-5) |
| RAMBUTAN | Tree native to southeast Asia with bright red edible fruit |
| GIBBON | A small, slender tree-dwelling ape native to Southeast Asia (6) |
| OSMANTHUS | Sweet ___ , evergreen shrub native to southeast Asia, also called tea olive |
| PALM | Banana __ (tree native to Southeast Asia) |
| SUNBEAR | Stellar-sounding animal native to Southeast Asia |
| ARECA | Genus of tall palms native to SE Asia with egg-shaped nuts |
| GAUR | Bovine native to SE Asia |
| CANETOAD | Amphibian which became an invasive species following its introduction to Australia in the 1930s (4,4) |
