How has Asian tiger mosquito changed the ecological balance of the food web since it was imtrodeced?

The introduction of the Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) has disrupted local ecosystems by outcompeting native mosquito species for resources, which can lead to declines in their populations. As a voracious feeder, it has expanded the range of diseases affecting humans and wildlife, altering predator-prey dynamics. Its presence has also influenced the populations of other insects and organisms dependent on native mosquitoes, thereby shifting the overall balance of the food web. This change can have cascading effects on the health and stability of various ecosystems where it has become established.