Which domestic organisms should not be released indiscriminately?

Invasive alien species, such as Brazilian turtles, bullfrogs, large (and small) snapping turtles, finch eels, leopard winged catfishes (downy catfishes), Qi's tilapia, and bluegill sunfish. These species may upset the local ecological balance, cause genetic mixing of fish in natural waters, degradation of local species, and may even destroy the original biological chain and affect the survival of other fish species. Any organization or individual releasing wild animals into the wild environment should choose local species that are suitable for survival in the wild at the place of release, and should not interfere with the normal life and production of local residents, so as to avoid causing harm to the ecosystem. Those who release wild animals at will, causing damage to other people's person or property or jeopardizing the ecosystem, shall bear legal responsibility according to the law. Before releasing, you need to understand the relevant laws, regulations and provisions, and choose the right species and location for release.