Question

Imagine a foreign mountain lion species is introduced into the ecosystem. How will it affect the other organisms?

Answer 1

its can effect it a little they can take place of lions and tigers

Answer 2

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 Best Answer

A mountain lion is generally an apex predator (presuming for the moment that you're leaving humans out of the equation). Depending on its abilities as compared to the local apex predator, it may replace that predator by taking all its prey, it may come to live side-by-side with the indigneous species, or it may not be as well-suited to the existing environment as the local predator, so the introduced predator may live a comparatively short time. Without more information, it's impossible to say. 

Loss of a large percentage of the wolf population (also generally an apex predator) would allow its prey to go unchecked. Chances are good that the food source of the prey animal would be rapidly depleted, and the prey species would therefore begin to starve. The depletion/lack of the food species might easily impact smaller organisms - rodents, insects, and even bacteria and fungal species. Loss of an apex predator impacts everything in the food chain below it, usually negatively.

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