The Plants and Animals DESTROYING Ecosystems | Invasive Species

[@RJFP67]

Like introducing cane toads to Australia to control a grub that lived underground 😂. Cane toads are a huge problem there now.

[@coffeeCollie343]

These videos are amazing! Please keep up the great work.

[@ofcv1238]

Great topic and coverage!

[@davidkavetsky2377]

Thank you for these videos..I love learning interesting topics with a matching video. Appreciate the work. I live in FL ..Kudzu is a 😈😈

[@ViennaCaruso]

i learn so much

[@NUCLEARNIRVANA999]

And yet humans aren't on this list. i wonder why.

[@yankychannels]

Why doesn’t the government do something about it? I can only do so much as an individual

[@ViragoRiver]

No one needs to do anything about it except stop fighting it and behaving as if this process, which is one of the main drivers of the process of evolution, is bad. Challenging? Sure. Horrible and something that must be stopped? Not in the least.

[@standingbear998]

they change the eco system not destroy it. every plant and animal started as an invasive and they have came and gone ever since. ya can't just stop time and everything just remain stagnant for eternity.

[@Fuckpeople999]

Even though this is a rather poorly articulated statement I do agree with you, naturalist and nativist have this illogical view of getting the world back to some ideal way it was 5,000 years ago. The world is subject to constant change, and who’s to say the things we think as native were actually invasive but have been there for so long that they evolved and with them evolved species to take advantage of their growth.

[@UnderTheSameSun693]

Humans playing go's. Those poor cats.

[@adventurelife_]

Yikes the world is crazy complicated

[@Learn_Something_New]

Indeed it is

[@luckyotter623]

Sad about those cats.

[@ViragoRiver]

Species disperse. With and without our help. They have for a long, long time and if we want to survive as long as possible, ourselves, we will make sure they continue to do move around the planet to find suitable habitats as the climate changes rapidly and we will certainly stop fighting it.