This Is Why Fish Live Inside Trees and Not in the Water

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[@Three_Random_Words]

That narration style reminds me of why I stopped watching TV and more accurately > all those insipid Discovery channels - Science ch, Biography ch, History,

[@slowpoke4557]

Bullfrogs & some catfish (although there are more species) both will eat literally anything they think is food if they can swallow it before it kills them. Including some non edible items at times. Another interesting and amazing episode from WATOP! Love you guys!

[@redoutdoors3320]

I've seen some girls at McDonald's that will do the same as bullfrogs

[@Aliandrin]

Also dogs. Bullfrogs, catfish, walmartians, and dogs.

[@HOFFBog]

Still don't know how/why some Americans noodle catfish literally got me soo fuckd up id rather volunteer to help out w/ an exorcism 🫣

[@slowpoke4557]

@@HOFFBog I didn't know that catfish had a spine in their dorsal fin at one point, found out the hard way when I caught a small one bar handed. His spine went through my index finger and into my middle finger. That finger is still the first part of my body to feel the cold LONG before anything else.

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[@1MegaBubble]

Its a common misconception, but trees don't actually grow "from the bottom up", they grow up and out from the tips. If a tree has a branch that is 5 feet off the ground, that branch will ALWAYS be 5 feet from the ground, it won't gradually get higher and higher up the trunk of the tree as the tree gets taller and taller. _Technically_ that branch will actually appear to be LOWER on the tree as time passes, because although it remains in the same place on the trunk it will hang lower as it increases in diameter. This has been your random, unsolicited arboricultural fact for the day. Thank you for reading it. 👍

[@Neme112]

OK, but that still means it grows from the bottom up, I don't get how what you said refutes that 🤔

[@1MegaBubble]

@@Neme112 Maybe I took the wording too literally then

[@merakfirgun1071]

@@Neme112 not really.... I get what he is saying lol and idk maybe there is a misunderstanding, but maybe its him maybe its you, maybe it's Maybelline (lol)

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@@merakfirgun1071 😂😂😂

[@Cbd_7ohm]

@@Neme112 Technically both are true depending on how you perceive it.

[@LuisHSK]

A hello from Goias Brazil here! Jabuticabas are great, my grandma had a bunch of them! Sometimes I would eat it like popcorn!

[@WashingtonFernandes]

Aqui no Rio grande do Sul a gente adora jabuticaba também kkkkk

[@gabrielkaczynski5866]

same taste as Cherry

[@mikegarcia1914]

Thanks for the info

[@jasonlawrence2911]

Hello from USA , columbus Ohio :)

[@StrawberryNUKE]

I want to bonsai it but I have no idea how I'd get the fruit

[@BennettoEhe]

As as Brazilian i can say that for me jabuticabas have around the same taste as grapes, and yes you need to eat them as soon, otherwise the taste will not be so great

[@ramonrcm9236]

You're right. Not exactly equal but very similar to grapes in taste.

[@bernardsouza814]

concord grapes in particular

[@Thehighdra42069]

the grapes aren't real they were kidnapped

[@SunnyExMusic]

Eww dude, that tree makes my skin crawl

[@sayeedharem4673]

Why not make alcohol from them .That preserves the taste of any fruit ?

[@mollymolohon6580]

I'm really excited about this story ‼️ He truly went all out for this one and he was so dedicated to the little critters that it was awesome ❣️ Thanks again ❣️😎😍

[@raven4k998]

and you thought I was pulling your leg when I told you I saw a fish living inside a tree🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Have you ever heard of mother nature itself

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@@osmiltonneto1162 what?

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Because they are also spiritual, and emotional, in equal measure?

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@@TheSapphireLeo mould spores? 😉😁👍

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This is true. Slime mould can solve the traveling salesman problem and hit every city with the least amount of travel. You just represent the cities with grains of oatmeal which is its food and it solves the problem for you, eating up every piece with the least amount of total travel.

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It wasn't exactly designed after it, it just made the most efficient routes to each station so it "solved" their issues.

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@@deekamikaze true.. but it's still pretty cool!!

[@gr8rubs]

Catus doesn't turn into hummus (garbanzo beans and sesame paste), it turns into humus (pronounced hyoo-mis).

[@cartelbrickz]

Cactus can turn into hummus

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I thought hummus came from Chick peas.

[@gr8rubs]

@@stevepatrickjarvis chick peas is another name for garbanzo beans

[@obscurelyvague]

"Carwin Byington" Too bad. It would be a convenience . Imagine cutting open a cactus and being able to have hummus. (Unless you hate hummus).

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Land fish? OMG! I just thought of Pirhanna 3DD! Imagine if pirhannas starts to walk on land, or even sharks! 🤣

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These are the best nature videos on KZbin imo. There hasn't been a video since finding this channel that I haven't enjoyed!

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[@bradyshea5403]

They're entertaining but not exactly accurate he's talking about American bullfrogs and is showing videos of Pac-Man frogs and African bullfrogs

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If it’s a lot of people, or just the elusive narrator and Steve, thanks for getting us through some tough times during the Pandemic WATOP 🤘🏼

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The elusive narrator IS Steve

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@@martinomasolo8833 you’ve flipped my world upside down honestly

[@hellefur6631]

I'm not that shure, that is the same person. The narrator are speaking in several channels, minimum 5, that I know of. To find the contens, the audio part, and clipping, he must be a verry bussy man, if he don't have a team to help.

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@@hellefur6631 which channels?

[@hellefur6631]

@@____-gy5mq Redwheel, Inforado, Viralbe, a car channel, and this one.

[@nathanhale7444]

I've seen some of those elephant mosquitos. I used to see them and their larve occasionally but haven't seen any in a few years.

[@kayekaye251]

Where are you located geographically? Has the weather changed there a lot?

[@nathanhale7444]

@@kayekaye251 central TX and no the weather is pretty much the same as it's always been. Hot

[@kelmirosue3251]

My favorite plant is the Lava Cactus because it's in such a weird spot for growth that it almost sounds completely fake. But yet here it is living near active volcanos. Such an awesome plant

[@coolskeleton6996]

As a Brazilian myself, I have a jabuticaba tree in my lawn, I can assure you that they're really good.

[@R1c0bones]

Lucky, my friend had one too and we both always get them when ripe. But my favorites will always be amoras (blackberries)!

[@lucasantonio6074]

Hmm, I'm pretty sure jabuticaba isn't found only on those Brazilian states, I'm from Paraná and there is a lot of jabuticabeiras (the jabuticaba tree) here. But I liked how he pronounced Minas Gerais, sounded very serious for what actually means "General Mines"

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I appreciate these guys because they’re constantly showing us how unique the world really is, how complex this thing we call “life” is. All of this is going on constantly and constantly they are compiling new information for us to watch in such a great and efficient way, I thoroughly enjoy your content!

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[@thehexagon9407]

😂 That statement "such beautiful bloodsuckers" ... got me

[@davidorourkesr]

I love this channel you learned something that you would never think about learning

[@scratchd0g]

Jabutacabas grow in Hawaii too. I lived in the Big Island for 20 years and had a 125 year-old tree in my yard. I made fabulous wine from them.

[@GilbertGarcia_ojoartstudios]

I gotta say... there is only one living creature on the planet that I always felt needed to be eradicated and that was mosquitos... but I wouldn't mind a gazillion elephant mosquitos....lol

[@Emogeta]

Mosquitos are a big part of the eco system and supply food to fish and many small animals. Fleas and tics on the other hand deserve to be eradicated.

[@GilbertGarcia_ojoartstudios]

@@Emogeta Watop did a video on mosquitos...it was determined that they really aren't needed if I remember correctly... but then again, who knows what would upset the delicate balance of nature if we mess with it...

[@Emogeta]

@@GilbertGarcia_ojoartstudios Yeah, we are too preoccupied with things at face value to see any real issues. It's like how brought rabbits to Australia by either as a pet or to clear out weeds, they be came an issue and brought in wolves to clear out the rabbits. But then the wolves ate everything else because other animals were easier to catch.

[@demzay4422]

man, your videos are really giving me vibes and some more new infomations about the nature

[@theechoingdark9000]

is no one going to talk about the lava cactus....... nice these people are good😀

[@VS-mk6hn]

I was thinking the same thing!!

[@VS-mk6hn]

Very phallic shape

[@merlindadandayo797]

Thanks WATOP/STEVE...as usual, great educational video

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4 minutes ago

[@garikj766]

Humus pronunciation lol, Hum-us from cactus. Did you maybe mean Hume-us? Hummus like you eat on a bagel or with pita bread, Humus like is an organic rich layer of soil/topsoil

[@glovs4188]

From the Philippines. Water buffalos are farmers best friend here. They use them to plow soil where modern vehicles dont have access to. Pull carriages, carry load 3x, heir weight. Climb steep slopes like it's plain and as shown in the video, swim. We use them to even cross rivers, swamps, you name it.

[@Dreamer-gh7yd]

The fish made me think of “Three fish in a tree how can that be!” from Hop on Pop. I was obsessed with that as a 3 year old.

[@bwilliams463]

I was fishing a small pond with my Dad when I was about 13-14. We were fishing from the bank as we slowly circled the pond: cast, reel, walk in a relaxed rhythm, occasionally releasing a perch or bluegill. At the narrow end of the pond were a few trees and - wouldn't you know it - my next cast went into a tree. As I was struggling to work it loose, my father reeled in his cast and walked around me to his next spot. As he passed me, he commented, "Fish come down outta them trees real early in the mornin."

[@someoneelse1259]

Little correction, the first clips of frogs are actually African bull frogs/pixie frogs.

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11:44pm and I gotta be at work at 4am 🤦🏽‍♀️but i seen his notification

[@mellewedin8221]

Your voice is prefect for this. I love these little educational videos. I have actually learned a lot about a lot of different animals and insects and such. Thank you ❣️

[@harshborderwala1144]

1:23 a beetle on a frog and the fron on a snake. What a family moment.

[@adrianoliverblood7133]

This is the first time I've heard of elephant mosquitoes, and now i desperately want to know more. Most importantly, can they survive in my region, and how to get them here.

[@finallyfamous9628]

Easier to get some bats around your house they east a few thousand a night even if u got the elephant mosquitos in your region u won't know what would feast on them get a few bat houses

[@UnholyWrath3277]

All jokes aside do NOT bring an invasive species into your region enough problems have been caused because people are dumb about this

[@zingkoinko1231]

@@finallyfamous9628 fish in trees ? it’s that’s something that you wood probably hear in a fantasy movie lol 😂

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@@finallyfamous9628 what if we get a mosquito in roblox adopt me ?

[@Fine_i_set_the_handle]

1:24 the beetle riding on the frog riding on the snake lmao

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

That snake is ensuring it's future food supply.

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This is the 4th thumbnail I’ve seen watop is changing quicker than usual Lmao

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[@miltown74]

That snake in the water had a frog, 2 mice and a praying mantis on its back catching a ride wtf?!?! Wow that was the craziest thing I've seen all day on KZbin

[@MartineH1]

Jabuticabas can grow in other states in Brazil than the ones you listed. My parents had a farm in Rio and we had one tree. My mom could do a delicious jam while dad used jabuticabas to do a very nice liquor.

[@phiwenothwane2148]

It's a very smart thing that they come up with, to avoid being eaten they must climb onto it so it will fear to bite its own body.

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I love seeing this guy change his thumbnail daily

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I love this channel so much. I learn a lot from this channel.

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i really like how in every videos, is always jumping from 1 things to the others

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I lost it when he said "Minas Gurreas" LMAO

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Can we take a moent to appreciate how much time and effort he puts in the videos for us. 😇

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You mean for money?

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Hello person like me

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You say this in every video

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pretty cool that this channel has a bot commenter.

[@redoutdoors3320]

Steve needs to do a face reveal

[@justinterry2926]

Grass grows from the bottom up that's how you can mow it . Trees grow from the outside layer of bark And grows new branches from the tips

[@Obresedk96]

Steve is doing an AWSOME job 😅

[@raphlvlogs271]

thats why specific adaptations are so important

[@sandrasroka1054]

I love these nature facts you guys always make my afternoon cuppa tea that little bit more interesting.Thank You

[@barkhorn]

The Jabuticaba trees are actualy found in the entire southeast of Brazil. We have some where i wor, and we usually pick the berries to eat as dessert after lunch and yes, they are delicious!

[@YautjaSpacePirate]

I remember there used to be a Bullfrog festival in a town I lived in. No wonder why it's their mascot. Lol

[@slcRN1971]

My daughter’s thesis was on mosquitos and as I proofread it, I learned more things about them than I had expected. There a several types of them that do not ever drink blood, mostly they actually fertilize plants. There are some with colorfully legs and/or bodies. The are some that have hairy underarms (😮my expression when I read that). Her thesis received an A.

[@fishmcfish3850]

Congrats to your daughter :D

[@dinozaurpickupline4221]

I'd like to read that as well maybe a national thesis archive should be build for everyone to enjoy this stuff,

[@erinnorwood6124]

Congrats to both of you

[@bon7029]

3:13 Those berries look 1000% lethal to eat. It's interesting that they can actually be eaten.

[@RicardoNirep]

And they are pretty tasty too, sometimes i eat a whole bowl of them

[@semaunya7768]

Lol the way he say "Beautiful blood suckers" Sound so "comedy" Make me smile unpredicted

[@richardchilders7584]

9:26 you forgot to mention that sunrises and sunsets beautiful colors is a direct result of air pollution; and that before the industrial age there was no sunrise and sunset as we know it today; and that the blue sunset on Mars is what earth sunset should look like.

[@leonscheideler8379]

Me: scrolling down KZbin WATOP: Did you know that there are fishes living in trees? Me: ... WATOP:... Me: TF HOW ???

[@justincraig398]

1st 🥇

[@R1c0bones]

SP here, Jabuticaba is great! Gotta get them ripe, yes, fermented ones are not sweet but very tangy.

[@Saffron46and2]

Evolution!!! Awsome. I gotta show my students the land fishies❤

[@mrgeckoguy]

Thanks for this now I may educate my family and friends

[@Daniel-vx3cf]

Whoa there.. I also saw that guy riding a water buffalo.. what a coincidence

[@Hancerru]

I can't believe there would be a time I would be saying "WE NEED MORE OF THOSE MOSQUITOES!!!"

[@sadiq_akbar_taranwal]

I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on KZbin 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos

[@atimidbirb]

Elephant mosquitoes were surely a blessing from some benevolent god

[@aaranjackson8654]

That cherry tree could hold the cure to Eradicating random growths on the human body in random places.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

Omg. Amazing. Great upload. Thank you.

[@Bstiler100]

There was a mistake about the Jabuticaba trees. Although they're native to the places you've mentioned, people spread them to the Northeast region too. And yes, Jabuticabas are delicious. Just don't eat too much or you can get constipated.

[@Planet-of-the-Gibbons]

What I found the most interesting part in the video is the elephant mosquitoes at 3:55. They are sharply different from blood sucking ones, and thy are even helpful for humans.

[@Pepper-bv3jc]

From a frog eating snake to huge planets, wow.

[@DavidMcCoul]

The snake train was the cutest thing I’ve seen in a while.

[@bssaassin1900]

There is a parable about that

[@Amoxidiazepina]

Jabuticaba is a marvealous fruit indeed, also loved the pronunciation of Minas Gerais, although is quite off, lol

[@arindamghatak]

This is a great channel. Packed with great information and humour.

[@abcde_fz]

Always wondered why the hell they were called "water buffalo". You'd think one of the 10,000 documentaries you'll see by the time you reach my age would have mentioned it. None of the ones I've seen have EVER mentioned it.

[@Nelvouser]

Jaboticaba jam is actually great, never tasted a pie made of it though, we are not really big on pies in brazil, but im sure people make it

[@AR-Z17]

Those berries on the bark look like as if the trees have got monkey pox!

[@anamargaritareyes9339]

Seen early

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

Guy at the corner of the lake: wanna buy some drugs Fish at the shore:...

[@cheesaliciousable]

Snake looks at the frog like "Really bro"

[@hamsandwich6374]

There's a very Cave Johnson feel to your video's. It makes them very entertaining, thanks for the hard work got a new sub.

[@stereozzz5604]

I heard that snake frog, but the first time I see it was unbelievable 😄, thanks for the tape.

[@diegopaiva4790]

one thing to notice: one of the brazilian states where jaboticaba is found is pronounced meenas je-ra-is (minas gerais, meaning the general mines - of gold). the fruit is a kind of a sour-sweet taste mostly sweet and pretty common.

[@simpernchong]

Wow... super interesting

[@pancakes590]

This animal feels like something out of a fever dream…

[@jakel2837]

These titles always make you feel clickbaited, but it's always somehow accurate lol

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

I miss eating jabuticabas, fresh from the tree, next to were we used to live in São Paulo, red bananas, and caqui chocolate, in Rio Grande do Sul, the southernmost state of Brasil 🇧🇷 ... so many delicious tropical and subtropical foods and delicacies. 😋

[@mm-yt8sf]

i think at 5:31 you meant to say have too few sweat glands. it seemed strange that too many would make them intolerant to heat, so googled water buffalo and sweat glands and i saw references that said they have fewer, which makes more sense. i was wondering if having too much meant they'd build up some kind of toxins on the skin and needed to wash them off, but...maybe it was just a misreading? i hope they don't get eaten by alligators or crocodiles...though..i don't know if they share the same habitats with them. they seem pretty nice but..i wouldn't want to find out they're grumpy with those horns. :-)

[@lindyrojas7509]

Bro I've learned so much! I mostly just sit in awe and watch your vides though.

[@totamo_saze]

0:26 WATOP: the american bullfr- me: THATS AN AFRICAN BULL FROG

[@kkrystus]

@1:22 There is a beetle on a frog on a snake :D

[@madashellmunchies7992]

I used to get jabuticabas when in season at the farmers market on Sunday mornings in Volcano Village on the Big Island, Hawaii. There was or is a winery up there and they used Jabuticabas in one of their wines.

[@oofers-cm5gk]

8:02 omg that is so adorable

[@MichaelD41101]

Cool video!

[@andreblima21]

i love when you pronounce BR names 😂, nice video as always, i like your videos before i even watch

[@OkiomiHehi]

The water buffalo gonna develop a fin lol

[@sharkbitesback2749]

The fact that this isn’t even clickbait scares me Nice video.

[@Acheron666]

I thought for a second he was away to go from speaking about the water Buffalo to claiming there’s a Lava Buffalo 😂

[@melodeathimbored9584]

3:10 "Bilimbi" also (kinda) bears fruit on trunk too, | | V According to Google "Averrhoa bilimbi (commonly known as bilimbi, cucumber tree, or tree sorrel) is native to Moluccas, Indonesia but are widely seen in Indonesia, Philippines, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Sri-Lanka

[@messmeii4048]

Philippines represent 🇵🇭💪😎 There's our strong faithful Carabaos (Water Buffalos) 💯