Ground squirrels are well-known for their destructive and invasive behavior. These small rodents can cause extensive damage to crops, gardens, and lawns.
Skunks can rapidly reproduce and often prey on native wildlife. Skunks compete with native species for resources and can spread disease through parasites.
Voles are particularly destructive because they reproduce very quickly, with female voles having up to five litters per year with between 3-6 pups each time.
House mice are considered one of the most destructive and invasive species to humans. They can contaminate food sources, damage belongings, and spread disease.