Coqui frogs, native to Puerto Rico, are not welcomed in Hawaii because they are invasive species that disrupt local ecosystems. Their loud calls can be a significant nuisance, particularly in residential areas, leading to complaints from residents. Additionally, they compete with native species for resources and can negatively impact agriculture by feeding on crops. As a result, efforts to control their population and prevent their spread are ongoing in Hawaii.
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