5 Problem Invasive Species In Colombia

[@kimarleyferguson6748]

Top five largest frogs

[@michaelblevins1651]

Or just top 5 frogs

[@2beeornot2bee13]

Bruh

[@tythecakelord445]

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[@wildsideofthings7733]

Bull frog best frog

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American bull frog Cane toad African bullfrog Goliath frog

[@nomorok15]

When you have a weekend shift in your homeoffice and a new Tsuki video goes online. I love it.

[@justthat1742]

I'd like to see a video about invasive species that are useful, not just problamatic

[@TsukiCove]

I can definitely give it a go, the peacock bass springs to mind but normally if they have benefits and no damages they aren't considered invasive

[@mantisman230]

Invasive plants definitely have some utility sometimes, kudzu has multiple applications (although is not as problematic as English ivy or Chinese privet in the US Southeast)

[@thenerdbeast7375]

If it doesn't cause issues it isn't considered invasive. So I guess you mean "non-endemic" species.

[@mantisman230]

I believe they mean species that are invasive but have some good utility. Kind of like lionfish being a big problem but also tasting quite good as a food fish. Silver carp are being turned into pet food for another example.

[@austinmajor3288]

@@TsukiCove dung beetles and cactoblastis moths in australia were introduced and were VERY useful

[@StraightOtohGunga]

Thank you for doing this video on Columbia. The bio diversity needs to be protected as it is such a beautiful place. As for the hippos, a lot of the locals like them and apparently the aggression scene and native African hippos has not extended to these invasive guests. The program to sterilize the hippos is ongoing but there are also calls to eliminate the hippos entirely to avoid more widespread issues

[@joeyphaahla]

Didn’t even know there was Hippoes in Colombia, great vid! 👍

[@8fuzzybuzz]

great video I only knew about the hippos 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Primordial_Soup]

To give out location suggestions I’d go with Argentina, the temperate climate of the southern portion of that country has lead to a similar case to New Zealand where invasive ungulates like Wapiti are competing with native ones. Another suggestion would be the Hawaiian islands with invasive deer, boar, rats, and mongoose.

[@f1sherman52]

The hippo problem seems so easy to fix.

[@drkingslend]

Yeah, just shoot them all

[@175hnb175]

Yes, it was, even more so when Pablo Escobar died in 1993 and his private zoo was abandoned, the problem was that nobody did anything and the hippo population is growing 30 years later.

[@patarroyo.6189]

There was a government program intended to hunt them professionally. But somebody took a photo of a dead hippo posing as a hunting trophy and then, there was a huge scandal in the media(coming from PETA style people). That was the end of that. Now the government wants to neuter them. But that is incredible expensive and difficult to achieve.

[@jameswilliams2075]

Well there's animal activists that don't want them killed they have brought tourists for local communities and most local people there don't have a gun big enough to drop a hippo.

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

A video of the top ten invasive species ( birds, mammals, reptiles, fish, and insects, amphibians) each of these deserves there own videos.

[@denisemcadams4045]

Loving this channel

[@costlylimejacoborivasperez8500]

Yes you did it! I love you 😍

[@garrethdsouza3655]

Extinct species by country might be good

[@TsukiCove]

i have been thinking about that but it's just hard to get images i can use but I'll try and fin a way soon

[@hsdinoman2267]

“Life breaks free. Life expands to new territories. Painfully, perhaps even dangerously. But life finds a way.” ― Michael Crichton, Jurassic Park “Let's be clear. The planet is not in jeopardy. We are in jeopardy. We haven't got the power to destroy the planet - or to save it. But we might have the power to save ourselves.” ― Michael Crichton, Jurassic Park

[@thephasmidpharm459]

Isn’t that Ian Malcolm?

[@thephasmidpharm459]

Wait I’m an idiot nvm

[@megavolt67]

​@@thephasmidpharm459 Lol. I haven't read the book yet myself. But that first quote is deifnitely one of most memorable from the movie.

[@thepeachpitco]

So I’m wondering when you’re going to have your own Animal Planet program because seriously - me and my bf have been following you since your old feeding videos with your fish and Toothless and the way you’ve evolved your channel and the way you edit your footage and the education you give - you seriously could have your own show and it be successful

[@indy_go_blue6048]

One more thing about tiger mosquitoes: They bite at any time of the day, not just at dawn and dusk like most species. They also carry West Nile disease among other things.

[@drockingfish]

thanks for sharing

[@kvd1]

Here’s some more scary discovery about hippos, and recent studies have showed that hippos do have a taste for meat, and hippos will be scavengers to carcasses nearby the river, and even walk up to a feeding and taking a bite from the crocodiles kill or even the crocodile itself, and hippos will even eat hoofed mammals that take a drink near their watering hole, and they long thought the hippos don’t have the gut bacteria to digest meat, and that why they attack the boats that have people on them. hippos feeding this way will help them get more protein ,than their usual plant diet which is low in protein and with that extra protein they can recover their population better ,and develop their embryos much faster. and this is why the birth of an elephant takes so long because their diet is low in protein and I will consider feeding elephants some eggs or termites to feed on while they are pregnant.

[@rhondaspeelman1014]

You should do a video on invasive species in Hawaii.

[@ewaszot1243]

Some environmentalists believe that these hippos may have found themselves in a precious niche once occupied by semi-aquatic ungulates that roamed South America 100,000 years ago.

[@Bunny-ns5ni]

This has been claimed several times in the past, but they are an ecological danger to their new environment. There's no evidence to suggest that the hippos aid the environment in any way. They may fill a similar niche, but not perfectly. That's the difference.

[@felipski00]

Good one!

[@jovanlopez1660]

Yo Tsuki can you please do one on the invasive COQUI 🐸 FROG from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 I hear that it is wreaking havoc in Hawaii

[@nightmar3116]

Wasn't there a plan to release hippos in the Florida everglades in the 1920s

[@stormevans6897]

Invasive species is such a good idea for a youtube channel.

[@Fishybusiness1333]

You are very underrated

[@TsukiCove]

thanks i appreciate it :)

[@walkflx]

good job tsuki

[@Obironnkenobi]

The hippos issue was also due to the fact that the US stepped in to "take care" of the Escobar situation, but once he was dead they all pulled out leaving the cleanup to the local military. They didn't have the resources or knowhow to safely move them, and killing them was out of the question because locals cared for them. So the hippos were able to escape once the zoo fell into disrepair and now they can't get the situation under control.

[@GabrielaMendoza-bu2tk]

I would honestly love to see like a cultural documentary about these Escobar hippos because I had no idea that the locals liked them so much. It reminds me of something going down in Florida where in certain parts have little invasive monkeys in the springs and the locals actually don't wanna get rid of them either

[@kb6358]

I live in Scotland and I swear I've heard bullfrogs near a pond during the summer so idk if they're maybe an invasive species here

[@Aeaeae7643]

Pelase make a top 5 invasive species on spain

[@kvd1]

And I suggest that you can make a on invasive species that are helpful rather than harmful.

[@Woodlouse29]

Do top 5 invasives in Madagascar or the Amazon

[@kastor8709]

Hipos in Colombia probably are the animals with best history

[@TsukiCove]

i have to agree it's crazy

[@kaig7831]

A video on animals that help restore the environment would be good

[@ryansfavoritesvandyke8005]

Recent studies show that hippos are omniverous not just herbiverous as originally thought. In other words hippos can sometimes eat meat, in the hippos native range hippo will scavage for carcasses or certain hoofed mammals, and other animals including lions or elephants.

[@huntertorres912]

Top 5: *Unique animals defenses *Most venomous animals *Largest/smallest -Reptiles, amphibians or insects *Most popular game fish of (insert continent or region of choice) *Most expensive aquarium fish species *Most recently extinct animals *Animals who have attacked humans the most *animals with symbiotic relationships *animals with the longest/shortest lifespan *animals with unique abilities *animals with furthest migrations Just a few topics I think could be interesting

[@-theguiltycormorant-1043]

I think that at the Extinct one he wouldn't have too many clips

[@maxl3189]

I'm keen for venomous because they all will be in australia 🤣🤣

[@DavitoMango]

Top 5 invasive species in Mexico, please!

[@josharvin6239]

You missed a few prey items in the American bullfrogs diet

[@austinxlin5950]

your intro music changed - it's cut short and missing the firs two bars?

[@apss5736]

why does the river stay that colour

[@viorp5267]

2:45 how does a fucking Hippo become invacive? I mean the video explains, but I am still astounded

[@Bankingknowledgefunfacts]

Can you please make a video on 100 invasive species list please please please please please please please please please please please please

[@anantsingh6915]

I never heard of snake skin gourami.

[@TsukiCove]

yeah i don't think they're as common in aquariums because they get a little larger than most gourami

[@catariscoidelaucea7068]

Please make invasive species in Romania please

[@remuslazar2033]

The gypsies

[@catariscoidelaucea7068]

@@remuslazar2033 nice one

[@jordanwilde9226]

I wonder if there are recorded instances of invasive (via human interference) species that have diverged heavily from their original ancestors. I imagine it's quite possible if they reproduce quickly and the environments differ significantly.

[@evilmessiah81]

dogs

[@fndsfflamer1549]

can you do peru next?

[@andreasvasileiou6957]

do a video about the most invasive species in sweden

[@firefly5532]

can you do Invasive species in France

[@alexandre4193]

Please, make a list of invasive species in Brazil.

[@thataustralian4078]

yes

[@thesnailface7077]

Please do invasive species in Portugal

[@jinasiamaraweera6280]

Why did u delete some my favorite biotope videos including sri lankan biotope?

[@yanderejordan7328]

Plsss CAN YOU DO A SPAIN ONE??? i rlly wanna know my country invasive species

[@AdaManny555]

You say that hippos are most dangerous in the water. Forrest Galante, the wildlife expert who's grown up in Zimbabwe, says the exact opposite in one of his podcasts. He says that they feel safe and relaxed in the water and that they are the most dangerous on land, since they are vulnerable and scared there. Which one is it????

[@darkonyx6995]

5 Invasive Species in Brazil pleaseee!

[@mknewlan67]

It almost sounds like the aquarium trade needs to be abolished to stop future infestations. Same with reptiles. Sad that a few people tend to ruin it for everyone else.

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

Do a video on how to solve invasive species.

[@maxl3189]

You cant

[@vojtechvoltr9889]

Can you do 5 invasive species in czech republic?

[@thomasknoll2780]

POV me “what should I watch next? THERES HIPPOS IN COLUMBIA!”

[@random_slav]

Yesss the hippos finally!!!!!

[@Pandacalifornia]

4:47 Is that an intermediate egret?

[@Feuervix]

Top five largest moms would be cool

[@amemestar6389]

Top 5 invasive species that help the environment.

[@rigoroque3504]

Please make a list for Cuba

[@GlobalMapperGuy]

You Missed The White Rhino,Red Kangaroo,African Elephant,Plains Zebra And The Masai Giraffe

[@Coolbluedude21112]

They’re not actually invasive they’re in zoo

[@warcrimejones9187]

Not to forget hippos have been known to be omnivorus

[@theacro9108]

It’s only a matter of time before the hippo gets to North America

[@gildedvulture7965]

We already have them. We call them karens

[@beastmaster0934]

If they do that, they’d probably solely be found in the southeastern region, plenty of marshes, flood plains and swamps for them to live in.

[@oneshothunter9877]

@@gildedvulture7965 😂👍

[@adolforojas9698]

Can you do invasive spieces in mexico

[@kamatsutra7031]

5 Problem Invasive Species In Brazil pls

[@mayukhmitra198]

Bro make a video on 5 invasive species in India

[@gelucatrina7065]

I am theguiltycormotant alt account. Also damn.. how do big animals get invasive?? Cuz small animals don't get noticed

[@gelucatrina7065]

But like big animals...

[@gelucatrina7065]

Wow. Only one man made a species invasivr

[@TsukiCove]

oh hey guiltycormotant, yep Pablo really created the largest invasive species problem it's so strange

[@maciejpatura]

that episode is a meme because of an hippopothamus

[@Kingofportals]

Hippos need to be protected, we should allow them to become the new Megafauna!

[@coryguthrie6360]

How about top 5 most surprising invasive species around the world

[@santiagoe31]

A promiseisa promise

[@TsukiCove]

hahaha you didn't have to but i appreciate the support :)

[@sashanthreddy170]

watch Narcos on Netflix if anyone wants to know more about Pablo

[@ryansfavoritesvandyke8005]

That frog was probaly brought as food for frog legs and eggs.

[@isleofdead1337]

Ah yes Pablo Escobar’s meth hippos

[@kristianhubatka856]

Top 5 invasive species of Czech republic

[@angeloayao2132]

Where's? Pablo?

[@jorl8159]

Do Puerto Rico

[@LeviVanSluijs]

Hi

[@mrgojira9675]

There’s also a global invasive species, humans

[@SM-be5dh]

ONE MAN is altering the environment after his death

[@chrisidk3992]

other country's: have snake or fish invasive species colombia: how about a hippo

[@Handlesareawful2008]

Can You Invasive Species In Hawaii?

[@doomsday2_]

Snails are spreading very quickly. Wait what?

[@OmarBhoo]

Do invasive species in Jamaica. There is a population of deer and lion fish now.

[@thomasthumim7630]

U do it

[@OmarBhoo]

@@thomasthumim7630 I thought the point was to give suggestions to the content creator?

[@disgobrain]

Colombia

[@SunSheepOfLight]

The 🦟 is actually the world’s most dangerous animal.

[@rohanabc2361]

India

[@jurassikflorin8601]

Romania

[@specteractual1]

I don't understand the hippo it would be so dang easy to kill them

[@preston74]

animal activists and locals who profit from tourism.

[@jlgames2.090]

Colombia made it illegal because a lot of locals care for them and believe they are not aggressive which is dumb due to how aggressive hippos are. (I’m Colombian)

[@preston74]

@@jlgames2.090 $$

[@specteractual1]

@@jlgames2.090 yea they kill more people in Africa than other animals. They are ruthless

[@lovewolves8584]

Humans should be number 1

[@joeyindahl2593]

#1 should be people

[@ILOVELEBRON]

💀🙏🏽

[@alecc_3210]

Do an invasive in India

[@draco4571]

indonesia please

[@miroslavselecky5091]

Pablos hippos.

[@juggernautspirates1400]

Those hippos genetics are limited. That might be one major reason *if* their population would decline in the future.

[@JesusMartinez-rr2ry]

Although I heard of the story about the establishment of hippopotami in Colombia as a result of Pablo Escobar a bunch of times, this story is no less interesting regardless.

[@neuralwarp]

The animals that cause the most human deaths are 1. Humans 2. Mosquitos 3. Hippos