hmmm

side note. if that was the kind of gun he wanted, really dont care who has one, heck let a 5 year old have one, good luck actually firing it.

If I could, I would introduce every Spider and Snake species Australia has into the United States. Why? Because I want to see what happens

And ants. Bull ants would clear entire counties here. Especially in the South & Southwest where basically everything is the end of their world... Quarter inch of snow and they're running for the zombie-proof fallout shelters stacked high in ammo and Hot Pockets.

Texas and Arizona would be just fine tho; they’re already hellish places to live anyway. Coyotes might out compete Dingoes due to numbers and Ocelots and bobcats/lynxes will bring down the new snake and spider population if it starts getting out of hand…. Also the American badgers and wolverines up north for sure too. People will still shit their pants seeing gigantic hand sized spiders though.

pffffffffft, 2 inches of snow on the ground sticking for a cpl of days and them places shut down like it was a hurricane. They actually have festive campaigns with loads of people catching rattle snakes lest someone's cowboy booties get nipped should they wander far astray from the Walmart parking lot.
The snakes have literally been evolving because of this, not so prone to shaking their rattles when alarmed or increasingly simply not having any on their tales. Now the butchers can get bit in peaceful quiet. Those other predators have likewise been hunted to miniscule numbers. Badgers and wolverines are crazy killers tho.

When an Aussie I know posted a pic of one of those spiders on Discord once, I had to look it up because it was hard to believe it wasn't a joke. I thought I've seen some nasty critters in my grandpa's house going up the mountains in Puerto Rico, but gosh damn, those are freaky...

Coyotes still drown Dingoes in numbers and don’t even get me started on the larger North American they’d have to compete with for food. Kangaroos might develop a symbiotic friendship with the white tail deer and Elk population too.