5 Problem Invasive Species In Japan

[@lucastumpf7464]

Actually the common pheasent isnt dumb at all, it thought your tractor was a Predator so it "offered itself as bait" to lure you away from its eggs/nest/younglings. Quite a smart Strategy in my opinion

[@FeedMeSalt]

What, they dont do that? at least not in Canada. they dont pretend too be hurt too lure you away at all. them freezing up is a basic reaction from a super basic mind. "im hidden" is all it thinks, cus it cant understand perspective what so ever. I have killed thousands of these birds, never have they ever tried too lure me away. While the finches in my yard will role around and act like they have busted wings too lure me away from ground nesting spots EVERY time.

[@zennyfieldster4220]

@@FeedMeSalt while you say you’ve killed thousands, I’ve only seen 1 pair just down the road from my place and the bird book I have says their range is well Into my area. I’ve also yet to see a finch roll around trying to lure me away which will still work because I’ll be running away freaking out. 😂

[@Seany1]

@@FeedMeSalt The point of the male pheasants' colorful feathers is to get the attention away from the females and nesting areas. Hence why the males tend to flush first. I don't know if you've actually killed thousands of them but I feel like I you hunt them you should know this

[@LikaLaruku]

Can we talk more about the Japanese dwarf flying squirrel? Is it even legal to be that adorable?

[@zanir2387]

From where do you think they got the idea of emolga?

[@hubertberrum6242]

@@zanir2387 the pokémon?

[@zanir2387]

@@hubertberrum6242 yes

[@hubertberrum6242]

@@zanir2387 I liked that pokémon

[@Unifoseum]

As a Sonic fan hedgehogs being an invasive species in Japan is kinda funny

[@gildedvulture7965]

What's next? Armadillos? Alligators?

[@Dracovenatrix]

Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaaas

[@Dracovenatrix]

Maybe foxes are next

[@duckytheanimator]

I think A Fat Human Is Next

[@Dracovenatrix]

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[@fredorman2429]

I’ve had only one experience with the Asian common pheasant. Every year my gun club, the Morgan Hill Game association released about 100 pheasants into the club’s 74 acre reserve. One year this release came a day before our yearly turkey shoot. These birds had been hand raised. The day of the shoot the birds walked among the competitors expecting to be fed. At the various events they perched atop targets and got in the way of the competitors. Altogether, they were a hilarious disaster.

[@thomasthumim7630]

That's sad

[@breadbread4226]

Can confirm, pheasants can be pretty dumb birds, because once they have chosen a direction to run in, they often keep to it. Once drove behind one for like 1 Kilometer with the haybine.

[@andrewsmallacombe9468]

It's worth remembering that many of the carp species were originally introduced from China. Asian palm civets are also believed to be in introduced species (possibly pre-18th century) Red eared sliders are a massive problem in river systems, with some 8 million individuals believed to live across the country. It competes with native turtles. Others worthy of mention are bullfrogs, American crayfish, bluegills and raccoons.

[@turnerjenkins3473]

Hi, I really enjoy your videos. They are very informative, and they make me care about animal life. I do have a few queries though, what exactly is the intro and outro music? I quite enjoy it, and I would like to know what it's called. Another is, what is the music public domain? Or is that your own? Also, what happened to the intro music? The music kinda gives a nice peaceful and calming vibe, and gets me into the mood of the videos.

[@TsukiCove]

I'm glad you like the vids, the track is called wishful thinking on youtube's audio library and it is not mine but you're are free to use in in videos i believe. Intros are kinda a think of the past on youtube now, if you use an intro the videos normally don't do as well because people want to get right into the video straight away. I did like the vibe but it had to go unfortunately.

[@turnerjenkins3473]

@@TsukiCove No worries, I understand. Thank you very much for the information.

[@hollowidiot5208]

I always look forward to these videos love this channel

[@TsukiCove]

thank you i appreciate it :)

[@eyadjamus7126]

Perhaps you could do a video on the most commonly kept "unsuitable " aquarium fish. I love your videos btw.

[@dillonklasse4980]

Recently saw a large mouth bass take a full grown duck, the thing came up from underneath and initially missed the duck but latched on to its neck before going under and took the duck with it.

[@釣れないくん]

月さん、日本の外来種事情についてとりあげてくださり、ありがとうございます！

[@thelephant]

It would be really cool to see what invasive animals are in Wyoming

[@KamenRaiden]

That's an oddly specific choice

[@FeedMeSalt]

Asian Carp. Rusty Crayfish. SNAKE HEADS! SO MANY SNAKE HEADS! and a TON of your water ways are ruined by clams and such. also plants, you have over 100 invasive aquatic plants.

[@dejanpetkovski9063]

People

[@thewalrusclown]

Republicans, seriously, they need to go back to whatever planet they came from.

[@jonmacdonald5345]

@@thewalrusclown Democrats started the KKK and they wanted to continue with slavery they're also responsible for the Jim crow laws! Biden gave a eulage at a klansmans funeral he also said the guy was a Great man!

[@bernie2231]

The common pheasant is called the ring neck pheasant where I'm from in PA, is actually raised and stocked in the forest by our state game commission. The ones that escape the hunters usually don't last too long in the wild. They are way to "dumb" to deal with our predators here.

[@TsukiCove]

yeah they were introduced there hundreds of years ago I think, I'm surprised they managed to survive over there

[@bernie2231]

@@TsukiCove They don't survive with out the game commission. I'm very familiar with the behaviors that you described. They are tasty though.

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

In a lot of the US mites overwhelm the young pheasants which is why they have to be restocked in most places. They have well established breeding populations in the Plains states and prairie provinces.

[@Seany1]

@@donkeysaurusrex7881 I'm from Nebraska and I used to hunt pheasant all the time. Never saw a ton of them but there definitely there and I see them with there chicks every season

[@ToucanPlayIt]

I see them a lot too because I live in a very large forest area in Pennsylvania.

[@WisdomWealthMotivation]

Koi carp are actually invasive in my country, New Zealand, they clog up our waterways as they are filter feeders and stir everything up make water quality very poor. And pheasants are not a pest here either, they are a gamebird species preserved for sport, very interesting how different countries have different pest species.

[@inaaronshead7331]

Same here in Australia.. the Koi Carp have but almost eradicated the native Murray Cod.. But Australia has major invasive species problems.. Feral Pigs, Cane toads, foxes and feral cats being the most major species, followed by feral dogs, Brumbies, carp and goats. To a lesser extent we then have Water buffalo's, camels and a couple others.. not to mention the rats and mice.(I'd put them as a top tier personally, as they push small native animals from their burrows, driven some extinct and also cause A LOT of damages to farming. Then bottom tier invasive species we have a list, but they're of least concern, I think turtles were a small problem, competing with native turtles.. but not enough to make it a major problem.. same with a few birds.. especially the ones that blew over from Russia by that storm.

[@WisdomWealthMotivation]

@@inaaronshead7331 Yes very interesting information thank you for sharing, I have heard alot ablut you guys in Australia with that sort of thing as well. I am a bit of a young fly fisherman and a hunter and I really like looking into this type of thing.

[@rynhardtstrydom7058]

Man this video series bussin!! Please keep it up

[@TsukiCove]

hahaha will do :)

[@JPsPetNation]

Oh I can not wait to see this one.. I am looking forward to seeing what is on this list

[@590488]

Spoilers in the thumbnail

[@JPsPetNation]

@@590488 I no but I still enjoyed it 😀😀

[@robrice7246]

4:55 So much for Sega's mascot.

[@Creatinecoffee]

bro can u try to buy a channa auranti cuz i think its very cool

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

Would you do video about the hippos in Columbia?

[@thelasthandbook6704]

I thought raccoons were a huge problem in Japan? They were popular pets for a while in the 1970s based on an anime series of the novel Rascal by Sterling North of all things. Are things now under control with them? Ironic because Sterling North was one of the first people to fan the flames of anti-comic book hysteria in the USA, even before Wertham.

[@21Kyzix12]

Anoles are another invasive species in some of the southern islands like Okinawa. They are a common pet in the US and such and came in through the US military bases, but they became an invasive species and are now illegal.

[@shannonreeder1237]

I love these a lot for some reason. Never really into wasting time on video games so need to listen to something worth my time. These are time well spent. Can't say that about much KZbin

[@sarthakroy2835]

Great video ❤️❤️

[@Isa-sy5rb]

Can you make some videos of invasive plants for continental europe

[@apss5736]

great video and interesting animals i saw a beautiful black pheasant once in france

[@Ryan-jf5sm]

Gray video. What sort of invasive plant species are an issue in Japan? I have my guesses on some contenders but I’d love to hear a real life account

[@Ugh_its_dat_guy86]

So we I've very familiar with the first animal but call them nutria here in Louisiana. They destroy all kinds of grass and wet lands. Luckily they are actively hunted and taste pretty dang good. As far as bass go, love to catch them. Snapping turtles are good eating as well

[@thedoomofred5174]

Don’t forget the pheasants, they’re pretty good eating too.

[@donlofting4268]

And bears they're nice with a salad

[@loganthegeckoking8038]

I remember when I was walking my dog and we saw a full grown common snapping turtle crossing the road and he sniffed right next the mouth of that thing he got bit only a little scar but he's lucky he didn't get worse

[@j0505galvez]

Do a video on all the invasive central and South America fish species in Florida's rivers lakes and canals.

[@alukuhito]

4:40 That looks like Koboyama in Matsumoto.

[@Handlesareawful2008]

Can You Do Invasive Species In Texas? Chital Deer And Redbreast Sunfish Are A Nightmare In That State

[@aviancypress5181]

I hope he does but idk, I don't think he likes texas.

[@Handlesareawful2008]

@@aviancypress5181 What Makes You Think That?

[@aviancypress5181]

@@Handlesareawful2008 I've asked him and he doesn't respond, and he responds to most comments

[@Handlesareawful2008]

@@aviancypress5181 Just Cause He Doesn't Respond Doesn't Mean He Doesn't Like It

[@whatshouldidowithmychannel]

Don't forget about wild boars. I would hunt and eat them, if I wasn't an Orthodox Christian.

[@Shaden0040]

These birds are not stupid. They stalkin front of large herbivoes of tractors to catch small insects fleeing the larger moving objects. They also patrol areas ahead of small ground fires doing the same thing. Finding easily spooked food is not dumb Do not judge until you know the real reason ananimal or person does something. If they ran head on into a combine or rototiller then I would call them unintelligent.

[@santiagoe31]

Sixth attempt at asking Tsuki to please 🙏make a video about invasive species in Colombia and / or Brazil for the next episode. If so, I’ll become a member of the channel 👀

[@costlylimejacoborivasperez8500]

Do you have a video of invasive species in Colombia 🇨🇴??? Hippopotamuses are big problem here! 🦛

[@personwitharat9039]

Ik and the people are so ignorant for not wanting to kill the hippos because it brings them cash.

[@darkagefalcon]

In Texas and other states, we call coypu’s nutria rats!

[@wanderingthemiddleground5283]

Thank you. I had never heard coypu, but nutria I do know.

[@theduckaholicgamer7976]

In Louisiana there’s a $5 bounty for each tail turned in. You still need a basic hunting license and a trapper license.

[@gigiluigi6359]

Same in Italy . The countryside is totally invaded by nutrie. There are thousands since the 1980s have invaded the entire plain. Even hunters were not able to stop them. The only animal able to hunt them is the wolf. In fact, for 10/15 years even in my area (near Milan a highly inhabited urban area) herds of wolves have been sighted for now harmless it was since 1700 that were not seen here ...

[@prolificfishing4818]

Lol and the largemouth bass!! To funny

[@carrotisthebestgaminggecko5168]

can you do one of the western u.s

[@markrumfola9833]

Pheasants are not found in the states alot now.

[@wydchristian]

you should do invasive species in honduras

[@kendallkahl8725]

Those pheasant weren't dumb. They go after bugs the tractors scare up.

[@rorylennon]

I walk up to five miles each day in nature. Nothing is more beautiful or more congruent than nature...

[@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands]

Pheasants are not native to the Netherlands, or other parts of North Western Europe as far as I know, they came from Georgia, the Caucasus..

[@SadDokiNoises]

Now this is epic

[@bobthebuilder6521]

I have returned... and with my return I suggest a top 5 largest crab species.. my favorite being the Puget Sound King Crab

[@raychoi9495]

Largemouth Bass bring a billion industry to Japan. Shimano and Daiwa are prime examples

[@aviancypress5181]

Can you please make a video on large feral animals like feral cattle, dogs, and horses in the u.s?

[@ryanloyd840]

Talk about invasive, you can have a whole series on how invasive those "cute" snake heads are. Freaking Gremlins.

[@aziz99]

i would love to see a vid on native species in north africa (tunisia, algeria and morocco )

[@taco8125]

Hai I'm from Indonesia I would really like to see what invasive species are in Indonesia.

[@Kettvnen]

Arapayma fish giant big much

[@lightningboltt5437]

Can you do a video on invasive species of india

[@walkflx]

good job tsuki

[@ondrarypota9880]

Nice

[@matposton87]

Ive had to hunt those snapping turtles before. I live in Tennessee, in the southeast US. We had to hunt them because they kept killing and eating a friends baby ducks when they would swim in his pond. He asked if I would help, so we stood on the bank with a 12 gauge shotgun waiting for them to come up for air to shoot them, if they didnt die like immediately from the shotgun, they would then swim straight to the banks, were we would put a .40 cal bullet in their head. They are not hard to track thru the water because of the bubbles that come to the surface. I hate to kill anything but them constantly killing someones ducks which they normally bred and sold, was like taking money out of their pockets.

[@hyweljosevergara]

Make a video for the endemic species of the Republic of the Philippines!!!!

[@GM.Ftness]

For the largemouth bass it is specifically the Florida bass

[@wilbertsuryajaya5688]

Yea kimagure cook once made a video about cooking black bass which eats ayu sweetfish

[@Austin-kl7yc]

You should do invasive species of singapore!

[@TsukiCove]

That's a good idea i will look into it :)

[@Handlesareawful2008]

@@TsukiCove Can You Do Texas Invasive Species?

[@aviancypress5181]

@@Handlesareawful2008 see? he responds to other places but ignores texas

[@lightningboltt5437]

@@aviancypress5181 cause texas is overuun with them. Where would he start?

[@aviancypress5181]

@@lightningboltt5437 exactly, easy content

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

Nutria is the usual English name for coypu. Not sure why people decided to try changing the name a few years ago.

[@donise8406]

I have read that Large Mouth Bass are so agressive if they were the size of sharksa it would not be safe to go into their water.

[@nirvanamadpaul]

Send some of those hedgehogs to the UK... we're having issues holding on to them

[@S1LLY_T0MANDJ3RRY_LOV3R]

Coypu can thrive in freezing temperatures in Europe and Japan

[@kvd1]

Here’s another animal that should be in this list, but this animal is not an invasive species but a very overpopulated one, I’m talking about the nomura jellyfish, why i say this jellyfish is over populated is because this jellyfish is supposed(or more accurate use )to bloom once every 40 years, but now this jellyfish is blooming yearly, and this jellyfish is a problem and threat to fishermen and other industries around the Japanese coastline. What makes this jellyfish even scary is that they reproduce really fast, each female nomura jellyfish can produce up to a billion eggs during its short mudusa life span of one year or 12 months. This jellyfish has been linked to the shut down of nuclear power plants and overfishing.

[@stachelsamurai]

Two other invasive fish species in Japan are the Alligator gar and Snake head. Both cause huge damage to the ecosystem.

[@youraveragephesh3173]

Make a “5 problem invasive species in the Philippines”, it would be cool to find out what invasive species are in my country!

[@Pandacalifornia]

I think the Eurasian tree sparrow would be on the list

[@youraveragephesh3173]

@@Pandacalifornia yea i see them everywhere

[@stephenking4170]

Japan nearly had Australian brush tailed possums as a serious pest as well. About 15 years ago some total idiots were exporting possums from New Zealand to Japan for pets. Possums are an eco catastrophe in New Zealand and would have been similarly devastating in Japan. Possums love cherry trees for a start. Fortunately we alerted Japanese authorities and the trade was quickly stopped. Curiously, there was no law in NZ against exporting these pests.

[@jomama5186]

Even think the Pheasant would walk behind the tractor ???

[@billrobbins5874]

Wonder if there is a country without any invasive species?

[@thenerdbeast7375]

Pet owners really do get a bad rap. I know it sucks when pets become invasive species, but except for cats and dogs a majority of cases stem back from accidents and escapees rather than people dumping their unwanted pets in the wild.

[@Mateogreat]

Fish usually arnt escapes

[@thenerdbeast7375]

@@Mateogreat It's a lot more common than you think. You may think the exotic fish you bought would just be contained to one pond, but all it takes is a flood or a barrier breaking for the genie to be let out the bottle.

[@obdalamfa4254]

please make video about invasive in indonesia

[@mangustogamer5537]

Make a video about invasive animals in Brazil

[@jimazuro362]

it would be cool to see invasive animals in the philippines :)

[@malcontender6319]

I guarantee your country has some.

[@anthonywilliams8956]

Does Japan have house sparrows? They're invasive!

[@josh_da_boss_hello4571]

Largemouth don’t live in any of the rivers you reference. They can’t handle cold mountain streams.

[@ryansfavoritesvandyke8005]

Oh look the world now has a new dodo bird, that has become an invasive species.

[@tateatwoteto-566]

Why no one pointed that koi is actually one of the invasive species in Japan?

[@Zwarte.poes2006]

Netherlands pls

[@michaelweeks9317]

Please give your love bug dog a pat or two from me. Thanks-great video too. Potty Mouth Mike, San Antonio, Texas

[@adippful]

The moment you realize that Momonga from Overlord anime is a Japanese dwarf flying squirrel

[@elenacalin7665]

Yui can maid a invasive animals in Romeinia

[@alecc_3210]

The common pheasant looks like the ring neck pheasant

[@oliviaserone3684]

Like to see what Australian animals have become invasive around the world

[@kendallkahl8725]

They aren't dumb pheasant are smart. They walk in front of the tractor because they are after rodents, lizards and insects that get scared up by the on coming tractor. You missed raccoons in Japan which are a major nuisance. Also masked palm civets which were brought over for musk production a long time ago.

[@aftershock7064]

110? God damn😭😭

[@falconer5830]

Can’t even count how many once great fisheries here in Oregon have been ruined by ignorant people releasing largemouth bass.

[@Fruitarian.]

but hedgehogs are cute creatures🥺🥺

[@D4nn1_JRME]

Bro I need to listen to his full theme song

[@2horses4U]

There are no dumb birds, there are only birds adapted to their invirement, placed by humans in another. Common fasants dont fly up easely anymore because they are shot at for hundreds of years by hunters, so they learned to run for safety rather than fly away. I dont think thats dumb. Its learned behaviour! Its also a clever way to lure the predators away from the vulnerable nest and chicks, so also that behaviour isnt dumb, I reccon?

[@arher9598]

You should add european honey bees

[@RepTheFam]

Dang Japan has about a 4th of our population.

[@isha_sadhguru_follower5896]

It is visible that you put much work and dedication into you videos to deliver high quality content. 😁👍✅💯🙏✨ I have to say that your English is hard to understand for me, even if I'm fluent in it nowadays. I know nowone who speaks like this, so to me it sounds a bit choppy and has too many ü (like coypu / coypü)😅 Greetings from🇩🇪Keep up your work💪🏼

[@TsukiCove]

Thank you I really appreciate it and I'll keep the videos coming. Haha yeah i do have a bit of a weird accent, I'm from the south west of England so everybody here sounds like a mix between a farmer and a pirate. I'll try and make my narrating a bit clearer in the future :)

[@kvd1]

And another group of animals (more pacific insects) that are well famous for being invasive species, And they are mostly ants,the worst insects are, fire ants, Ghost ants, Pharaoh ants, Crazy ants(any species, mostly the yellow crazy ant), African big headed ants, And many more.

[@Damitsall]

OREWA OCHINCHIN GA DAISUKI NANDAYO

[@alvinadmello5365]

invasive species green iguana and curly tail lizard

[@jarihaukilahti]

instead of complaing of invasive species -How many got erasered from japans history during and after last iceage - big cats and more

[@Woodlouse29]

Invasive species in Madagascar

[@ean2728]

do philipines plsss

[@LeviVanSluijs]

Hi

[@nightfish1234]

The turtle and black bass are easy to.kill and eat,

[@RUBPROMAL]

Luckily for Japan, 3 of these species are edible

[@speckledjim_]

Are WE.......an invasive species?

[@donlofting4268]

Depends

[@inaaronshead7331]

Yes and no.. nearly every where in the world had some form of Homo Hominid.. Homo-sapiens just ended up out competing them or interbreeding with them (Neanderthals and Denisovan, and likely that one found in China recently). So whilst Homo-sapien X Neanderthal may be invasive to some parts as with Homo-sapien X Denisovan invasive to other parts.. end of the day were still human.. and many are just invasive to a region rather than country. Could say, before over population, we filled a niche where others were wiped out.. such as homo-florensis. So it's more of an over population and encroachment issue, than invasive issue.. Only difference is I can't buy hunting tags and shoot a bunch of undesirable humans to keep a strong genetics pool in our population. And make sure our food supply is sustainable for the next generation. 🤣