Invasive Species 101 | National Geographic
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- Invasive species cost the global economy over a trillion dollars each year. Find out how these non-native organisms are introduced into an ecosystem, how they impact local communities, and which measures can be taken to help prevent the introduction of invasive species.
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I think humans are the most invasive species. Why are they not shown in the video ?
The same is happening in Europe, with blacks and Arabs being brought to Europe replacing whites. In 200 years, there may not any whites left.
here we are again I gotta watch this video from my science teacher.
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Same. I'm here from my English teacher.
Invasive species: I'm about to end this man's whole species.
The irony that we humans are the most invasive is not lost on me
So true
Nobody:
Australia: y’all want some poisonous toads
Yah me to
I’m gud thx tho
That last part holds true. Everything plays a crucial role. Let's not mess it up just so we can 'take care' of our problems.
Invasive species are there because of humans. They wreak havoc on ecosystems, so it's now our duty to control them where they are causing harm.
Humans are the most invasive
@@aspergillusoryzae3722 why there's no Invasive beasts (large animals)?
Master of The all fish Large animals generally can't reproduce or be transported quickly. They also need more resources to survive, so they can't grow in such great number without depleting resources and starving themselves.
@@aspergillusoryzae3722 why Russian people love arctic sea animals than coral reef sea animals?
Imagine seeing a bunch of comments on humans being invasive species, then proceeding to post another one
Another interesting video..
Thanks natgeo for educating us...🙏👍😊
NAVEEN RAJ woow so great video and lovely 😊
That cockerel is beautiful
@@josie670
His name is Ball
Mother of irony - Humans making video on disadvantages of Invasive Species
Exactly
I love these new National Geographic mini videos
Great video. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏿
One case of an invasive species disturbing native species is the common green iguana invading the Grand Cayman blue iguana's habitat. The blue iguana is endangered as a result of the green iguana. Rats also injure its hatchlings and threatened by feral cats and roaming dogs. It's sad to see the decline of a beautiful lizard. Another instance is the American crocodile in the Cuban croc habitat. Cuban crocs are decreasing in population due to breeding with American crocs and hunting by humans. Its restricted habitat makes it very vulnerable
Nobody's gonna talk about how scary that close-up of the frog was?
*eye pops out of skin*
when a random video of yours booms and the comments are full of ranting middle school students
Motivation and much inspiration
Thank you NatGeo! Fascinating! 🤔🤔🤔
Stop the cap
You forgot to mention the main invasive species on this planet - human.
how about we get rid of u first.
This is true,,we are the main problem here,,sad to say,,but true
Great video as always and a great way to learn the basic concept about what's going on around the world. 1 question aren't we as humans the literal definition of "Invasive species" and maybe a step beyond that?
The visual and narrator voice is so soothing and informative. 😊
Loving this 101..
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I am biology student it makes me clear a lot...thanks...
_are humans considered as invasive species?_
only by those with common sense
Depends on what we do
LoL.
We should be
One things for sure as our climate continues to change,this problem will increase.
@Zaid Nezam
You are completely missing the point,Ocean migration is already underway,food is transported around our globe,living in Portugal we have already seen an invasive species of spider transported with bananas and now able to survive the winter,the bark beetle is having devastating impacts as it travels further Northward bound,not to mention viruses bacteria fungi and molds and insects that can travel thousands of kilometers with the right wind currents,no you are completely missing the point "Climate changes doesn't cause insects to swim here"..................its a really nonsensical comment.
@Zaid Nezam
Think about it logically insects don't need to swim from one landmass to another while 50,000 merchant ships trading internationally,not including aviation.
@Zaid Nezam
"You said climate change (as in the warming of the planet) causes invasive species. Which it does not."
Tell me i am curious why are you so determined to argue the opposite,why do you think mackerel and tuna are now being caught in the Arctic Ocean if not from warmer ocean currents.?
@Zaid Nezam
If we look back at Earths geological past when our planets temperature changes Earths biodiversity also changes or are you trying to say it all remains in situ,? you do understand that invasive species as we continue to warm has the potential to cause more declining species than the actual warming.?
Beautiful Video.
Cool
This is soo good
hi i'm here because my teacher sent me here thanks Ms
@Sara Linares hi
My 4yr old brother loves you guys because he is in love with animals he has almost every single toy animal in the world.
The thumbnail showed Japanese beetles, they eating my roses up right now. Was hoping for info on them.
Same here. They are killing my plants!! Kind of a letdown they didn't mention ways to deal with those!
Harley says great content!
Should be longer. Wanted more information.
I guess the same thing could be said about humans......
We should just all kill ourselves huh?
@@danielwuzhere6227 That would be a start .
It can't. Humans disperse through history of humankind naturally.
@@danielwuzhere6227 WHAHAH
Why does the impact always have to be evaluated in monetary value?
Because money is the most precious stuff for human
@@prasleybustommy8011
Is that a counter argument or you know... Just there.
Because that's how we quantify everything. Some people don't really care about the environment for what it is, so if we can translate ecological damage to money, they'd have to care.
7 comments deserve love.
The maps for Africa and Australia are mixed up.
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious video !
2:08 name?
I thought they were gonna show invasive Snakefish and Asian Carp fish...
0:12 I thought those were carp
Human does best!
nice video
here we are again I gotta watch this video from my teacher.
In the Czech Republic is the biggest problem Ips typographus and another Ipinaes, they are destroing our forests.😓
Same
Just discover about Invasive species of organisms while studying plants genetics and physiology with my Teacher.
Mr Nnoko Etomes, and decided to make some research on.
Leaning is everyday.
I pick Japanese beetles off of my plants individually then smash them all. There is a pile of their carcasses in my compost
I wish they mentioned feral cats. They are wreaking havoc in Australia and new Zealand. They kill 25 billion bird each year, and have made at least 60 species go extinct. Its outdoor cats aswell.
Yeah, worldwide a serios isse
hi
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In some place in asia the chase of invasif insect is rare. Because we cook our insect. But i don't eat them but many people like it
Watching this for science class lol
Good evening
"If we stay mindful of our role and the spread of these organisms, we can prevent invasions before it is too late." Guess what, it is already too late!
1:40
2:28
Chickens love them!
Let’s discuss the invasion of Burmese pythons in FL and how it’s devastating the ecosystem... Has anyone else looked into the data on this? Very alarming.
Human Is Invasive
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Who here from science class
Don’t worry at the rate we’re going with this climate change we won’t have anything to worry about.
“Invasive species” is a colonial social-economic construct. The concept that a species “doesn’t below” or is “unnatural” or “outcompeting” isn’t objective. That it depends on a species being “non native” (also a bullshjt term) adds to the flimsiness of it all. One can easily make a case that many species which have been in an area since before the magical threshold of 1491 “outcompete” others - solidago and pinus strobus to name but two in this region. It’s time we move beyond this tired rhetoric and judgement about who is good and bad in an ecosystem and toward a place of recognizing the sovereignty of all species and their role as responses to conditions. Invasion biology comes into existence because we see ecosystems resource-centrically. When relating to our ecosystems without resource value judgements the concept of invasiveness ceases to exist.
Eleanor Roosevelt introduced rag weed to decorate the Pacific NW freeways. It has taken 70 years to push back.
What about human invasion??
Murica intensifies.
I STUDY SNAKES IS MY GOOD THING TO STUDY
Humans take such measures to save a few specific organisms from these invasive species, but forget that humans alone are easily the most invasive species of all
wow, that's deep. bravo. I clap.
Im14andthisisdeep!!
I am th 200 comment
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Very interesting ☝🏻
who’s here bc you tried to watch the video on the website but it was just unusable so you had to come here
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I am from India And i also see invasive species like PARTHENIUM ,WATER HYCAINTH
Bio ka student
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Bio student to hai par Dekhe bhi hai
Diversity is our strength
Yes. And invasive species are bad because they destroy biological diversity. Don’t be a moron.
Who else is here bc of school 😏
Me lol
Me uwu
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You’re probably right here cuz of your biology class 🌚
The most invasive species : human
Back again from my teacher 😂
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Humans on earth are an invasive species
We late
So she must have been talking about humanity.
Who else was sent here by there teacher
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Same here 💀
@@mariayusof1471 Me and melon are besties irl and I can tell u she commented DURING SCHOOL
WHILE WE WERE DOING THIS TASK-
1:09 e tulya ata yan e, may pinoy na dito?
It would've been nice to know what calculi were made to estimate that 1.5T worth of damages from invasive species...
including human species
“Growing rapidly. Consuming. Adapting. They conquer. Jeopardizing entire ecosystems. Threatening human health. And devastating entire ecosystems.”
The Invasive species are...humans! Wohooo!! 🥳 🥳 🥳
All the "Humans are the main invasive species" comments down here please.
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Human is #1 invasive species
Wanna know what invasive species you forgot to mention? That’s pitbulls!
We all Human are invasive species. So take care your environment and neighborhood!
Human is invasive species
Invasive species | Humans 101
I CAN'T HEAR U CLEARLY LA
I do none of the thing you told not to do
Who is here because of online school?
Aren’t humans invasive
So lit this animals but i think some of them are stupid 😣
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You're so good at spelling!
@@haroppert9562 Edited haha
The Black Wattle is beautiful! Can that be brought to Florida, or is that a no-no?
Did you seriously not listen to the video at all?
@@aspergillusoryzae3722 What? It said the Wattle was harmful because it was a thirsty plant and South Africa is already very dry; Florida doesn't have that problem.
KEEP OUR EARTH 🌍🌎🌏 CLEAN AND PAY ATTENTION‼️STOP BEING LAZY
No u
was that a european honeybee?
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anyone else in grade 6? :D
Grade 5 and watching for pleasure
POV youre teaacher told you to see these bvideo