British Couple Reacts to American Animals That Would Destroy European Ecosystems

British Couple Reacts to American Animals That Would Destroy European Ecosystems
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[@patrickw123]

Those are mountain goats in the beginning, mainly living in the Rocky Mountains in the USA and Canada

[@michaelschemlab]

1:19 Mountain Goats

[@jono8884]

I imagine mountain lions, very adaptable cats, could cause havoc with all of the sheep and cattle.

[@2012escapee1]

I've seen reports of "mystery cats" in England and Scotland. Most are reported as black Panthers. But some do look like mountain lions.

[@kel5423]

Mountain lions would be great in Germany to control the boar and deer populations. Since Germans love to walk and bike in the forests here, unfortunately they would also be on the menu.

[@Mycroftsbrother]

@@kel5423 Wild hogs are a BIG problem to farmers in the Southeast US. The only real predators we have to try to hold down the wild hog population are humans.

[@warrendavis9262]

And largemouth bass are yummy when fried...

[@kyleg334]

Growing up in Canada fishing these was huge

[@davidcosta2244]

With lemon/pepper upon the grill.

[@warrendavis9262]

@@davidcosta2244 Agreed!

[@usmc24thmeu36]

Catch and release so others can catch them for sport.

[@Mycroftsbrother]

Mmmmmmmmm.........

[@NathanMalnaa]

I will now forever call them Snow Buffalo lol that was adorable and hilarious lol

[@danhollifield]

Coyotes are *smart!* That's why they'd be a successful invasive species. The Largemouth bass is a fun fish to catch, and taste better than a lot of freshwater fish. Gators can get huge! They can grow longer than a golf cart. --Dan

[@dkajj]

Red foxes are quite adorable. When i was riding a 4wheeler in the woods as a kid, maybe 10 or 11 yrs old, i saw one run around a round boulder so i followed. Next thing i know it was behind me. So i turned around and chased again, but it caught me. We played tag for probably 15 minutes, and i even got off of the quad to play on foot. I returned to that spot frequently but never saw it again, sadly. It was the most fun i ever had with a wild animal.

[@Ilix42]

Irvine, California here, the coyotes really don’t tend to bother with humans, it’s lone pets that have to worry. I see coyotes all the time here and they’ve never once even acted aggressive let alone made me worry for my safety. That said, Irvine has tons of rabbits and squirrels and such, so the coyotes aren’t exactly starving here.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

I've seen a Coyote walking on a sidewalk at night.

[@bluflaam777]

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld Same here. Walking right down the middle of the street. no worries, 'cept for small pets.

[@rocknroller77]

Exactly.

[@rocknroller77]

See it all the time as well ​@@runrafarunthebestintheworld

[@Dr.Chibbins]

I’d bet wary with small children around coyotes

[@Sandy-Texas-]

The truth about Alligators in Florida is they have company.. Florida is the only state in the USa who also have crocodiles almost all the southern states have alligators.

[@brettbuck7362]

But the point about the temperature is valid- there are *plenty* of crocs already in Africa, if they could survive any further north, they would be there.

[@LuciferVonCarstein]

⁠alligators are the only crocodilians that can survive outside of the tropics.

[@nowhereman725_]

Amateur wildlife photographer here (South Carolina Lowcountry) and I've seen (and photographed) hundreds of gators. They are quite impressive. Deaths are rare and usually happen to people who disrespect them and their habitat (especially when mama gator is protecting her babies). Once I encountered a man from New York attempting to touch a gator's tail to impress his girlfriend. Really stupid...

[@eTraxx]

insert a Forest Gump quote ...

[@miamidolphinsfan]

That could end very, very badly

[@hardtackbeans9790]

Those are mountain goats. Sometime living on vertical faces of mountains. You should do a video on just those.

[@mage1439]

There are few things cooler and at the same time more chilling than hearing a pack of coyotes hunting.

[@Smokeater4444]

Gators evold , NYC found one some years back that had lived there in the sewers for 6 years

[@ArcticTron]

So the animal at around the 1 minute mark of this video is the Mountain Goat, I believe its also known as the Rocky Mountain Goat which makes sense given their native range. Strangely, despite their name they are not true goats, but rather are a type of "Goat-Antelope."

[@christopherstephenjenksbsg4944]

If you had raccoons in your area, you'd know it. They are extremely common in the US, and they are very annoying. They get into houses, knock over garbage cans, attack small pets, etc. I've lived in Providence, RI, for almost five years, and we have a significant coyote problem here. I live in the middle of downtown, and I've seen at least seven in the courtyard outside my apartment.

[@yugioht42]

There are two bass species in the states which are the large mouth and the small mouth. Both are predators but for different prey. Large mouth are fun to catch as they fight well but they are good wall hangers aka trophy fish. Small mouth do give a fight but not as aggressive overall

[@fermisparadox01]

There are more than 2. Spotted bass is another species. Shoal bass too.

[@greatgreyowl2583]

My sister in Burbank, California has seen the coyotes go to the crosswalks and wait for the light to change to cross the street.

[@m2hmghb]

I've seen eastern coyotes in the back yard. They're an interbreeding with the wolf and the dog. Some of them can get rather huge.

[@fbksfrank4]

I live in Fairbanks, Alaska, Northern Pike is common place in several close by and further North. Someone took some pikes and they believe put in a pond or lake. They escaped it and destroyed a Salmon fishery.

[@juliacampbell5881]

Thee bigger problem with coyotes is that they breed very well and have large litters so some packs can have more than 30 members. They can be devastating when they move in on ranches like during lambing season. They are scavengers but do hunt well together. The Bass are an excellent fish and taste great. They don't have an oily strong flavor more like a nice white fish. The alligators can be a problem. We have a few in the pond on the back side of our property. Thankfully they don't seem too interested in climbing our fence to get to our pets, but we do keep an eye out just in case.

[@outaview]

Guess I’m glad I live in Wisconsin, no alligators here. We are still in the cold system and will embark on the hot season in no time.

[@Mycroftsbrother]

Back in the day, pet stores would sell baby alligators pretty cheap. I grew up with some friends who had them. Coyotes used to be found mainly in the less inhabited western US... now, they're almost everywhere.

[@stephenhitt8651]

I've caught largemouth bass in Spain in the late 80's while stationed there in the U.S. Navy

[@kevananne]

Millie’s expressions are priceless

[@BK_Zesty]

in one of my many face to face encounters with coyotes here in California, it got too curious of my fallen kite while I was out flying it at the pier. had to jimmy it around a bit to get the lil ass to scram

[@jimgreen5788]

Beesleys, what you saw at 1:20 were mountain goats; at 1:39 was a wolverine; at 2:06 was a bobcat; prairie dogs are at 3:18. It's weird to see the coyote without his nemesis, the roadrunner (think Warner Bros. cartoons). Sadly, as beautiful as the state is, Hawaii no longer has any native bird species due to the house cats which were brought over by mainland Americans, and other immigrants as pets.

[@sgholt]

In Texas , we have Bears, Mountain Lions, coyotes, foxes, javelina, wild hogs, snakes, bugs...plenty of stuff to bite you :) Thanks guys

[@christianoliver3572]

Plus if you happen to play with (or eat) the wrong armadillo you'll get leprosy!! Until I moved down here I never knew that Hansens Disease or leprosy even existed in the USA or Mexico but it does. Normally it's not from skin contact but from eating the things without cooking them long enough.

[@rexracer3221]

We have several poisonous spider species that you would not want to have. The Brown Recluse, Black Widow, the more common Brown Widow. I live in California, US and we have all three, plus Killer Bees. Africanized honey bees that will swarm and kill people. I had a roommate that died that way.

[@MisterRoads]

Wild you’ve never seen a coyote or a raccoon. I see one of each a couple times a week. I’m in the Boston area and they are everywhere from woods to the city

[@MisterRoads]

I know now lol

[@donaldpicard7752]

we call racoons porch pandas lol they like to eat cat food you leave for outdoor cats lol

[@brettbuck7362]

The canonical name is Trash Panda. They are super-pests, you need to get rid of as many as you can - however you can.

[@phantom629]

but swamp puppies(aka alligators) are so tasty! Florida has been overrun with invasive species, pythons, iguana's, various small lizards

[@twenty3enigma]

Coyotes aren't the only wild canines in most U.S. cities; we also have wolves as well as (Yes, it's true!) their badass hybrid -- the coywolf. Coywolves are usually smarter and more adaptable than either parent species.

[@MPHamilton1]

According to the records, Coyotes have only ever killed 1 person in North America, in Canada. It is also presumed that the Coyotes were dog Coyote hybrids, Coydogs.

[@bradparnell614]

Some Shakespeare fan got the bright idea to release some of your starlings in Central Park around 230 years ago and now those buggers are all over the US. They kick other birds out of their nests, carry diseases, and cause hundreds of millions of dollars of damage to crops. So you can have them back if you can manage it.

[@yugioht42]

England got it rough the last time animals were introduced. I know fire ants were introduced into England and now every summer it’s like trying to control them is a giant chore. The states were also hit hard by the Fire ant invasion now every week its spread fire ant killer or they get an advantage.

[@custisstandish1961]

The range of the Alligator has spread as far north as Maryland. The dog breed best suited for coyotes and wolves is the Great Pyranees. In fact breeders of this dog do so for sheep farmers. So get one, and you won't have to worry about wild canines. And I would bet they would be a deterrent to black bears. The negative is they are one, or at best two, person dogs, so not all that friendly to strangers.

[@changeworkssystem6024]

We live in the Sonoran Desert in west of Phoenix, AZ. We have LOTS of coyotes who keep the rabbit population under control, but sadly, will also eat small dogs and cats, so people really do have to watch their pets. Rarely do they show any interest in humans.

[@corralescoyote3360]

❤ from NM USA. Coyotes roam my neighborhood. I see/hear them often 😊

[@Terrell070]

I was surprised to see the largemouth bass on there. Bass are suitable for human consumption, so at least they could be a food source. I somewhat expected to see the Puma on there.

[@23nacho23]

I live in Arizona USA and coyotes can be very dangerous to small children or smaller pets. They can easily jump a 6 foot fence and grab your dog and then vanish even if you are in the yard at the same time since their attack is so fast. They are not scared of humans, just cautious.

[@jettslappy7028]

The coyotes in my central Ohio town appear to be well fed. Tall and strong. Scared of humans and dogs though, so they are good neighbors.

[@Norbrookc]

Coyotes are one of the few animals that humans tried to exterminate, only to not only fail to do so, but to cause them to spread to new areas.

[@kylebarrett28]

Lg mouth bass is the best game fish to go fishing for

[@orl2222]

Coyotes are so smart. They are the only " American caines" Orgins are in the State of New Mexico. The moderm grey wolf migrated to north america. When Dire wolves and saber tooth tigers roamed, the coyote was there. Some people have even raised them as pets, to go so far to say as few stated it was the best"dog" they ever had. In urban areas coyotes have been known to wait at intersections waiting to cross the street only when the light turns green. That is how smart they are. In portland Oregon a few years back one was a frequent light rail rider, he would hop on the train to get where he wanted to go. In native American lore the coyote is know as the trickster, able to out smart man and other animals.

[@AW1Steve]

Mountain goats are at 1.23 minutes. Great as always in your reactions.

[@StayProteus]

Coyotes aren’t really “positive” in rural areas out here and I haven’t seen them in the cities around me, at least here in Texas they’re common on the far outskirts of cities and in the countryside and wreck havoc on livestock and pets in both. They may be good for the natural ecosystem but are bad for anything to do with humans other than the positives they may have for the natural ecosystem

[@alanrogers7090]

The white woolie animals are Rocky Mountain Sheep.

[@ralphvelthuis2359]

Goats, not sheep.

[@backhandsauce2132]

I’ve been around tons of wild coyotes and have seen dozens on my property. Coyotes are nothing for a human to concern themselves with as far as them being dangerous. They are roughly around the size of a small Labrador and have zero interest in fighting anything that isn’t significantly smaller than them.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

I just wonder what Pitbull Bulldog or a German Shepard would do if a Coyote attacks them.

[@chouseification]

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld against a single coyote, either dog would casually put it down. The issue is that you rarely only see one coyote... and they do team up.

[@taranbaze1448]

Coyotes are smaller than a medium-sized dog and would run from you long before you ran from them.

[@danieljackson2499]

Raccoons are not common in the U.K. Raccoons are native to North America and have some non-indigenous presence in Europe and Japan. Just a heads up, the American 🐊 also lives in the most South Midwest. I live in Oklahoma and we have them.

[@jongrho602]

Asian carp (actually several different species of carp from Asia) are a huge problem in the Eastern US as they pretty much eat everything and anything. The Asian Snakehead can also "walk" from one river to another as long its not too distant. Carp is actually pretty mild but its a very boney fish so not popular to eat. Wondering if these have made it to Europe.

[@benschultz1784]

Illinois resident here. There's an electric barrier on a canal to keep them out of the Great Lakes

[@chazf883]

Hello from Tulsa 👋 hello James and Millie. Lol. Snow buffalo that is so cute Millie. No they're just mountain goats. Their coat changes color they're white in the winter and darker brown grays and blacks in the summer

[@hosehead3179]

Pythons are eating the alligators in Florida now

[@TreyM1609]

I sent baby Beesley a onsie to try and turn him in a Tennessee vol fan but it’s been returned twice for wrong address and the other was just returned. I want to send him something else so can I get the EXACT address and perhaps his size now that he’s not a toddler anymore? Love the channel as always!

[@dkajj]

The gators would look great in the Rio Grande.

[@nobodyimportant9127]

You think those animals are bad ass eaters? (Wait this the beasleys learn about cajuns😂

[@boogeymanlockandkey362]

lol..The animals that you labeled "snow bison" are actually mountain goats.

[@KJ7JHN]

Rest in peace frozen aligators. I wonder how many are now left?

[@aust25]

snow bison? oh lord

[@Tijuanabill]

The left off the main one, Americans themselves. If we did as much hunting and fishing in the UK, as we do at home, we would quickly deplete what little wildlife the UK has.

[@danieljackson2499]

They are Mountain goats 😂

[@johnpearson5616]

You would not want to introduce the American grizzly bear into Europe.

[@ilikepussys]

That would be fun to watch 😂 atleast it would keep those damn tourists out of the Woods

[@kaylaadams465]

you won't see them during the day cause raccoons come out at night

[@warrendavis9262]

But Archie might find Wyl E. Coyote hilarious!

[@Lee-Darin]

Maybe he'll find Redd Foxx even more hilarious 😂

[@warrendavis9262]

@@Lee-Darin Why would you do that to the Beesley's? Redd Foxx is not for everybody...

[@Lee-Darin]

@warrendavis9262 all they gotta do is watch a couple episodes of Sanford and Son.

[@joenobody5631]

Wreak* havoc

[@terrycarter1137]

The helgamite would definitely freak European people out.

[@1bigmac3]

The white goats are North American mountain goats.

[@fermisparadox01]

Y'all need to go to a Bass Pro Shops. React to a European going to a Bass Pro Shop.

[@christyemmons7279]

❤❤❤

[@andrewchristopher7138]

Hi

[@KJ7JHN]

£70 Rhode lapel microphone. ❤

[@user-co8zn8eb8y]

Grizzly bears

[@ryhol5417]

Good luck getting any work done if bass fishing catches on there. Hell, we’ve had guys sell their houses for a bass boat. But the good news, you can eat your way out of a bass “infestation”.

[@user-bj3yl4fj1n]

big horn sheep

[@flurrydragonheart5162]

American alligator is yummy fried

[@leecurtis6354]

Bears

[@barbaraharrington4185]

❤🌹🌷❤🙏🙏

[@erIkkellstrom9007]

Mountain goats

[@scotwllm]

wreak

[@torstenheling3830]

Germany has raccoons

[@dylanwaldun8890]

I fully understand in no way that you have experience with any of these animals but I happen to be an American that watches your videos and I have experience with a lot of American animals in particular Gators venomous snakes other snakes coyotes and other stuff I've had snakes as pets have had Gators as pets have had all kinds of stuff they're really not that bad if you're actually around them and understand them but I do understand that you do not have them

[@ScottLeeper-mm4is]

Switzerland, German Alps, Russia etc...

[@edwinsteele221]

Ha! I'm first🎉❤

[@TheBeesleys99]

Wooo ❤️

[@jrod96819]

I’m second

[@jrod96819]

Those are Dahl sheep I think , the white ones..

[@Tmhjr_Baskar]

Ohio here and coyotes are a pain. Not good in farming communities. They are shy, but can be more brash than a fox. Not only myself, but a lot off local farmers are getting fed up with them. Doesn't help that the wildlife service isn't doing jack diddly. One of these days the coyotes are gonna pick off livestock from the wrong farmer and all hell's gonna break loose.

[@sldrums]

i love your show but you talk ioo much.

[@toddtrierweiler958]

Mountain goats