I was going to say the same thing. Just fry it and eat it. Climbing perches are costly here in my place. There are fisheries which solely breed them commercially. They taste so good
In Vietnam, this fish can be found in regular home-made meals and even restaurant dishes. I never thought a thing that costs 2-3 bucks at local markets could be that dangerous to other animals lol
These things were Introduced to some areas in Florida and they wreak havoc much like the Python it's a real probem people releasing animals that don't belong there but can thrive there Florida has some really diverse and rich habitats in Florida like the ever glades the everglades are crazy I grew up in Florida a lot of people would be surprised the things that live in Florida that are supposed to
It's used to be very abundant in the Philippines when I was young, but in my place it was a delicacy until this time that I don't see them in the market anymore. You see the climbing perch is gone but I am still here so don't freak out, just send us more....
Now, you make me wonder if Saint Peter has ever heard of this walking perch else, he might struggle with that story at the Pearly Gates. Poor thing risks being tossed into hell simply for a storyline that sounds more functional than Saint Peter himself !
Australia just traumatized by emu's, so thats natural how they react to that fish, more over they fighting with mouse plague right now hope they doing well
@@garyberger9257 yea man that really scared me i wonder how many farmer get their farm destroyed by the mouse, hope the goverment find the solution and farmer keep more owl
Yesssss first thing I thought of when I saw this was "I wonder how it tastes". We can absolutely eat something to extinction. Though that being said, that's not actually a good thing, but maybe make it popular in regions it doesn't belong? Not sure we can do it so precisely, but it's definitely a thought lol
As someone who only plays CoD once in a while, what is RPS? I assume from the context that it's similar to a rocket launcher or some other explosive weapon.
@@garyberger9257 that one dude told you already but yeah i meant rpg’s which is a rocket launcher. But even in general people are just so petty on any battle royal game! They will fight in the storm because they know your better so what better way to kill a good player than just shoot at his back every time he try’s to rotate. I would imagine that fish would play the same way lol
I'm from South India & we had a lot of them in our canals. I used to catch them in our childhood just to look at them & throw them back into the water. They are extremely resilient but looks really cute from some angles. I even kept 2 of them as pets when i was a boy. Lol my neighbour's kid downstairs has one now as a pet in a tank. But most people caught them to fry them & eat. Now these South Indian fresh-water fishes' species populations are dwindling due to civil-creep & pollution. It's sad. BTW we call them 'Karuupp'. ( Might be derived from the word Karupp (black) or Kurry (curry-gravy-side-dish).
We eat these fish. These are farmed in rice fields. During every yearly high school exams my mom would prepare two of these and I would have them for breakfast right before going to school. They taste pretty good if you know how to prepare them and if you are experienced with boney fish.
This is a popular and delicious fish in West Bengal and Bangladesh. Locally we call it 'Koi Fish' (কই মাছ). In the rainy season here you can see this fish walking on land. Its very common here.
From reading these comments I'd say a good course of action would be asking Indians about their recipes featuring those fishes 😅 . Out of the water and into the frying pan 👊😎 .
What could possibly go wrong, right? It's not like the fish can run fast and can be strategic, right? Man Australia is a clusterfuck at this point What's next? Laser eyed rabbits ? Fuckin evolution
In Vietnam, we usually see perch fish walking on land after a heavy rain. Moreover, I have to say that fried perch fish tastes very good, especially their eggs. We even feed them in ponds.
Fish 1:”where is all the steves?” Fish 2:”didn’t you heard? They all went to the lake” Fish 1:”finally!” The real Minecraft Steve:”YOU DARE LIE ABOUT ME?! NOW BE EATEN BY STEVE” *fish 2 being cooked* Fish 1:”Waht” Fried fish 1:”what are you looking a-“ The real Minecraft Steve: *A NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM* Fish 1:”well. Rest In Peace Alex” The real Minecraft Alex: “whatttt?”
Me hearing that they have a ton of needles Also me before watching: *cleaning tank* ohh where did i put my fish net... Oh well... Im just gonna grab it
Humans: "CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! DEFORESTATION!" They can't cross the land effectively and get to new water if we ruin the water supplies and ruin all chances of anything being able to survive on land other than desert faring animals."
@@adyansyah6406 sama aja cuy cuma perkataanya aja di ubah bahasa inggris pak kalo kecil di daerah ane namanya betik tapi kalo sudah 3 jarian di panggilnya betok
Venom is energy consuming and can be a detriment if there aren't any proper predators which can eat it consistently, or any prey to eat consistently. This is why North American snakes lack the venom while the tropical ones do.
@@infinityzer054 well yeah at least we are pretty fine from it. However, an animal that has a scary intrusion rate will definitely affect ecosystems if it also has a high reproduction rate and low specialization. Basically an invasive species in the entire world can alter habitats and may exacerbate the acceleration of unfavorable conditions.
It is not venomous but try holding it as it wriggle in your hand, if the slime doesn’t make it slip out of your hands, the spikes will. Also, it’s delicious when you fry it.
I am actually surprised how the fish can destroy ecosystem that what they are doing is just being eating insects, worms, small crustaceans etc. Turns out there are another reasons.
I feel like introducing more crows into areas would thin their numbers crows would see them crawling in the bank come down and start picking them apart rather than swallowing them whole like a fish feeding bird would.
Crows are super smart! I know of this one guy I went to school with that threw something at a few crows that weren’t in his way but near his truck. From then on, they would literally tear sheeeeet up! Pecking at anything rubber, windshield wipers, window gasketing, and leave doodoo on it haha! It didn’t matter if he changed vehicles either, they recognized him, which lead me to believe that anything that can retain memory like that must be quite intelligent
@@lanhod well.. They are freshwater type of fish.. Our tips, scale the fish, remove the innards and then soak in lime juice or lime water for 5-10 minutes. It will remove the fishy smells. Deep fried is better but some elders in the past, they prefer to grill them with some aromatics.
In Indonesia, this fish called "betik" or "betok" and it's seriously delicious, believe me, if you got problems with this fish, just cook them and eat them
Its hard to believe it could just evolve entirely by numerous accidental mutations into such a creative adaptor. Yet its still only a fish. Next step - it flies. Wonder how it got to earth?
Here in Assam, North East India this fish make a tasty lunch😂. Almost everyone here who owns a pond breeds them. And believe me they are really tasty😂.
@@suyashsingh9865 remove them using a knife, pretty easy. Cooked fish bones can be removed with fingers. You can scan with tongue and remove once in mouth too. Fish bone accidents are rare, unless someone choose to eat a live fish, LOL
this fish killed a lot of people in southeast asia, and most of the time was the small ones. human kids or adult playfully put the fish in their mouth and guess what? it went berserk into their throat, choked them to death.
I’m gonna say one of you guys is probably right but the clickbaiting one counts but the winners is: *Funny the bunny* *Robert smith* *Guyver-971* you all win what do you have to say to your self how proud do you feel of winning? Let me know when your ready.
ironic considering that mcu thanos was actually wanted to balance the universe,while comic thanos just do it because for funzy,everything is like in nature is like that,walking fish in asia is doing nothing while in autralia is chaos,good video, i'm hope you keep doing this
@@johnkabiro7098 From the research I have done so far as old as the pandemic the word is out, Bitcoin May reach $100k by next year, and is going to change a lot of people's life.
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I regularly caught one of these bad boys when I go fishing. Here is what I did to avoid getting stabbed by its sharp fin: grab its head from the front and cover the eyes with your fingers. That way the fish can't do harm to you and do whatever you want with it.
Fun Fact : Here in the Philippines we call that fish Liwalo Fisher men likes catching this fish because it tastes amazing and it can grow bigger sizes than the one on the video
Am I the only one who gets this nostalgic documentary feeling, I used to watch some animal documentaries, and some history shows when I was about 9 or 10, this channel just gives me that nostalgic vibe, I'm 15 btw
I'm about 50 but I still get this nostalgic documentary feeling you mention. The BBC and PBS are my favorites(all subjects). National Geographic was another fave but some newer ones have replaced the "real" aspect in favor of virtual or staged content. The BBC ones are often narrated by David Attenborough. The narrative voice/script also affects the quality and vibe of any documentary. If you want to check ,there is an exceptionally good one that follows the Ganges River from it's source in the Himalayas.
@@michaelcavener8975 : David Attenborough is definitely one of the best narrators ever existed,as a biology student,he's my idol,he even received a special charge from the queen of England.
We have alot of this kind of fish in borneo. Especially south borneo. We call it papuyu. Its edible ofc we usually have it fried, soup, also we have it salt fermented. You must try it. Really delicious ✨
There is local story that says, A fisherman swallowing one those fish while trying to catch it. The fish jumped in his mouth and it's spikes prevented it from getting it out of his mouth. The fisherman passed away before they you hospitalise him due to suffocation. This story is quite popular here in Bangladesh as a true story. However, I can't confirm if it's true.
In Philippines. We call it Tilapia. And there's also a fish here that looks like a head of a snake and we called it Haloa-n. But the most important is that they're both delicious 😂😂
@@MrPen_ I am not talking about japanese koi, search about Indian koi or bengali koi to be specific, you will understand what I am talking about ... We have them regularly ...
Climbing perch are known as Puyu fish. Literally thousands of them where I live at. No animals died from eating them. Not birds, not cats, not dogs because they eat it all the time especially cats & birds. Tbh with you I think the only animal that can die eating this fish are probably snakes since they don't bite the head to kill the fish beforehand, they just swallow so. But it is definitely not as highly RADIOACTIVE as people think😂
Nature: **Makes fish walk on land, and evolution progresses** Also nature: *_*Starts over with the idea of walking fish, and starts planning on world domination*_*
This is one of the favorite fish to eat in South East Asia. It has abilities to live in dried land for several hours or even days. Mostly it travel from place to place when it is raining or where it live starting to dry.
This fish is very common in West Bengal also, it is moderately priced though. This is called 'Koi' (not the Japanese Koi) in West Bengal. We bengalis love to eat this fish. It is one of our delicacy.
Enjoy the video friends!
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@@L.I.G.H.T. good
Australian: Freak out of walking fish
Asian: "Just cook it man, thank us later"
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I was going to say the same thing. Just fry it and eat it. Climbing perches are costly here in my place. There are fisheries which solely breed them commercially. They taste so good
HILARIOUS 😂
Exactly here in the Phillipines we eat them. They taste so good tho.
@@justsayin47 so you can just yoink a fish off the road and have a awesome dinner
Fish: *walks on land*
Animals: Well, guess I’ll die.
Animals: adios.
A fish? I must be under water *drowns*
A slow moving blob of fish meat is rather enticing to predators, and food prep isn't really a thing for any other predator than humans.
"Scientist take a long time to study the REALLY important things." Finally someone said it!!!!
Because what they have studied become less "important" because we take it for granted
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@@ghost-cathybrid whats the joke
Word ❕
In Vietnam, this fish can be found in regular home-made meals and even restaurant dishes. I never thought a thing that costs 2-3 bucks at local markets could be that dangerous to other animals lol
This the comment I was looking for. Was curious if restaurants served them. I’d like to try them
@@bigdiccelmo5028 it’s delicious and the most sought after so it’s too small now compared to before…
@@thanhthoanguyen1400 Humans eat everything to extinction
I call crocodilians "kokori"
These things were Introduced to some areas in Florida and they wreak havoc much like the Python it's a real probem people releasing animals that don't belong there but can thrive there Florida has some really diverse and rich habitats in Florida like the ever glades the everglades are crazy I grew up in Florida a lot of people would be surprised the things that live in Florida that are supposed to
The fact that this fish grew a water holding organ is mind blowing too me.
Then we still have a appendix that dose nothing apart from the chance of it bursting and killing us. WTF happened to us xD
@@TH3TIMP5 the appendix actually protects useful and beneficial bacteria in our intestines, i dont know what causes it to explode tho
Sharks can store salt...at least bull sharks can....they caught one in Iowa
Land crabs do it
To *
It’s actually because everybody gangsta till the fish starts walking.
I think these fish are the only gangstas here ! They're like the mafia of the wildlife ! Increasing their territory and shit xD
@@colcil lol
@@colcil not funny
@@user-tp8jl8iw5r ok
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**Your free trail of living in water is expiring soon**
Fish : Buys premium version and started exploring the Land
*Aslo buys all protection upgrades purchases*
Pay ur bills
Premium version living in water but the fish decides to get out of it. 😂😂😂
Fucking normie meme. Take 1$ and find a funnier joke on r/Jokes
😆LOL
It's used to be very abundant in the Philippines when I was young, but in my place it was a delicacy until this time that I don't see them in the market anymore. You see the climbing perch is gone but I am still here so don't freak out, just send us more....
This fish: makes animal extinct
Humans: eats the fish
Are we... the solution?
Facts
You got to love a problem you can eat your way out of
Bro just remember type advantage so these are fish right so that means there water type right meaning if we throw bananas at them they'll die
@@moisesamador2593 No
@@phatom1194 what could u possibly mean
“How did you die?”
A fish walking on land killed me
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯💯
Top in '100 ways to die'
Now, you make me wonder if Saint Peter has ever heard of this walking perch else, he might struggle with that story at the Pearly Gates. Poor thing risks being tossed into hell simply for a storyline that sounds more functional than Saint Peter himself !
You laugh but this is the plot of junji itos gyo
Climbing Perch: "first Australia... tomorrow THE WORLD!"
ahahhahahahha
World domination!!!!
Already dominated my home land
They already at my place and it suck
@@matty4657 what country?
5:49 they already had the emu war now there gonna have a fish war 🤣
Australia just traumatized by emu's, so thats natural how they react to that fish, more over they fighting with mouse plague right now hope they doing well
Have you seen videos of the mouse plague? They're terrifying!
@@garyberger9257 yea man that really scared me i wonder how many farmer get their farm destroyed by the mouse, hope the goverment find the solution and farmer keep more owl
emu war #2 electric boogaloo
Australia always loses to animals
@@RB-cs5dw naaah man not only autralia all part of the world almost Colapse because of certain people eating bat lol
The solution is to make them into a delicious dish for humans to eat. When humans get a taste for something, there’s no stopping it.
True, make it a delicacy and have humans like it so much, they will fish it to the point it will start to impact the environment.
That's actually a pretty good idea, I'm with you.
I am from Bihar.
Here this fish is very common.
Local name of this fish is 'KAWAI'
We eat this fish without any problem.
@@शिव-ठ6प Papuyu here, kinda expensive fish and it's taste sweet, most people loved it but i hate it becz yk, it's spine
Yesssss first thing I thought of when I saw this was "I wonder how it tastes". We can absolutely eat something to extinction. Though that being said, that's not actually a good thing, but maybe make it popular in regions it doesn't belong? Not sure we can do it so precisely, but it's definitely a thought lol
These fish are like cod player with rps they know they will die but they taken you with them lol what a petty fish
As someone who only plays CoD once in a while, what is RPS? I assume from the context that it's similar to a rocket launcher or some other explosive weapon.
@@garyberger9257 Suicide bombing is what he's trying to say
@@spacerattheratfromspace7024 ah so good ol martyrdom!
@@garyberger9257 that one dude told you already but yeah i meant rpg’s which is a rocket launcher. But even in general people are just so petty on any battle royal game! They will fight in the storm because they know your better so what better way to kill a good player than just shoot at his back every time he try’s to rotate. I would imagine that fish would play the same way lol
Hah, thats me! If you can't kill them. Kill their kill streak lol.
I'm from South India & we had a lot of them in our canals. I used to catch them in our childhood just to look at them & throw them back into the water. They are extremely resilient but looks really cute from some angles. I even kept 2 of them as pets when i was a boy. Lol my neighbour's kid downstairs has one now as a pet in a tank. But most people caught them to fry them & eat. Now these South Indian fresh-water fishes' species populations are dwindling due to civil-creep & pollution. It's sad. BTW we call them 'Karuupp'. ( Might be derived from the word Karupp (black) or Kurry (curry-gravy-side-dish).
We eat these fish. These are farmed in rice fields. During every yearly high school exams my mom would prepare two of these and I would have them for breakfast right before going to school. They taste pretty good if you know how to prepare them and if you are experienced with boney fish.
yeah lol, they taste reallh good
Finally, a worthy opponent has arrived
@@whyarepeoplesubscribingtom9861 i can still see you in dark mode
@@whyarepeoplesubscribingtom9861 i can
We also eat them here in Laos.
Actually, Channa Striata is also capable of climbing on land too. They eat other small fishes.
In India we like to eat them, so they are under control 😂
Yeah, We also eat them in Bangladesh. My parents love this fish somehow.
We in Mexico eat them as well, however, this video taught me their name. Out of the water and into the frying pan.
Great job guys keep it up!
They're delicious 😋
My family loves eating them but i dont like eating fish
Australia after Emus and Cane Toads: "Nooooo...... Not again."
Rabbits too
just call america were good at winning wars
Don't forget about cats
@@galaxywolfgaming7542 and winning oil
now its mice
8:37 Rico: Kaboom?
Skipper: Yes Rico, Kaboom
🎶"These fins are made for walking, and that's just what they'll do..."🎵
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🎶one day with these fins, I'm gonna walk all over youuu uu uu 🎶🐟🐟
🤣😂
😂🐟🚶♀️
"What shall we do tomorrow night Brain Perch"
"Same thing we do every night Pinky Perch. Try to take over the world"
Buhahahahaha
🙄
This is a popular and delicious fish in West Bengal and Bangladesh. Locally we call it 'Koi Fish' (কই মাছ). In the rainy season here you can see this fish walking on land. Its very common here.
but they are very bony
@@shrubhunt yes, but believe me it is very testy
It doesn't looks like koi fish I knew..
We eat it the school even open to the students to fish them
Yeah its delicious but not koi.... its Talapiya
Amazing eloquence.. freely-flowing pause-free manner of speaking.. choice of words.. no comparison anywhere.. real entertainment to the listener..
"It's like a declaration of war"
Emus: ah fuck, here we go again
Just made that joke aswell
@@tashalott35 l was just going to say that too
Saw these fish as a kid, it wasn't odd to me since I was too young to realize a walking fish is odd. I miss those days.
Bird1: Wtf is that Mike
Bird2: Lol Fish on Land Mike!
Bird1: Mike let's eat it Mike!
*Instantly died
In Asia this fish is known as “delicious”.
And it's the only fish that walks to the cook on its own.
Let me guess, that's a Tilapia, right?
@@godzillaboy011 i think it is ikan puyuh🤔
@@godzillaboy011 yeah that looks like tilapia
@Joe Blow
There is way more to asia than than SEA. Try knowing what you talk about before you bs.
*Invasive species enters Australia*
Australia: "We lost last time, but this time we're prepared"
We better be
From reading these comments I'd say a good course of action would be asking Indians about their recipes featuring those fishes 😅 .
Out of the water and into the frying pan 👊😎 .
@@unidentifieduser10 Nope the emo’s just joined the war
Ah yes, “we will not attempt to have a war with emus anymore, but a fish? Let’s fight it.”
What could possibly go wrong, right?
It's not like the fish can run fast and can be strategic, right?
Man Australia is a clusterfuck at this point
What's next? Laser eyed rabbits ?
Fuckin evolution
In Vietnam, we usually see perch fish walking on land after a heavy rain. Moreover, I have to say that fried perch fish tastes very good, especially their eggs. We even feed them in ponds.
Fish 1:”where is all the steves?”
Fish 2:”didn’t you heard? They all went to the lake”
Fish 1:”finally!”
The real Minecraft Steve:”YOU DARE LIE ABOUT ME?! NOW BE EATEN BY STEVE”
*fish 2 being cooked*
Fish 1:”Waht”
Fried fish 1:”what are you looking a-“
The real Minecraft Steve: *A NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM*
Fish 1:”well. Rest In Peace Alex”
The real Minecraft Alex: “whatttt?”
I’m gonna start fishing on land now.
Imagine going out at night to your local grassy field to pick up some fish.
that just sounds like hunting with less steps
Easier to catch.
That's called road kill
Lol
Me hearing that they have a ton of needles
Also me before watching: *cleaning tank* ohh where did i put my fish net... Oh well... Im just gonna grab it
Lmao
“this is why animal die when fish is walking on land”
Me: *Because they stink*
Ok as an Aussie this was Effing Hilarious to watch ha ha! Love it!
A hungry animal trying to eat this fish...
fish: *So* *you* *have* *chosen* *starvation*
That line "if someone tries to eat them well thats their problem" with that tone made my day laughing hahahaha
Irk lol
Dat phuqing *climbing perch* ! 😂😂😂
@nonchalant. yeah! This is basically my new favorite channel! All hail The Algorithm!! 😅👍🏾
Man that sound made me wanna play pokemon again
Made me think of Pokemon Blue.
Pokemon emerald, man those old days ❤️
@@raghavannaidu6931 yes i remember pokemon emarald
what sound
@@rubylitra4684 Did you ever play those old Pokemon games? If not, there's no point in me trying to explain it to you. No offense.
It's often found in road in rany season in our country. And yeah its also delicious to eat as frying fish.
*BRUH, Thanos snapped me into a Ad. The timing was just too perfect.* 😂😂🤣🤣
Same
Mine show kfc
Lol
Same😂😂
Cursed fnf Ad
We got a lot of those fish here. They 'sprout' when the rainy season comes after a long drought. Lives in paddy fields and yummy when fried.
Terraria moment
Fry them ALL
Same dude
I Guess your are from south east asia.. Assam I guess
What problem with perch that walk. Eat them.
The manner in which You narrate these videos is beyond enjoyable! :)
Humans: We must stop the climbing perch!
Climbing perch: *I am inevitable...*
I got so shocked because of how unstoppable it it is making me *sus*
Stewie Griffin voice: Resistance is futile..
Humans: "CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! DEFORESTATION!" They can't cross the land effectively and get to new water if we ruin the water supplies and ruin all chances of anything being able to survive on land other than desert faring animals."
Himans: se are extinción
These creatures make my skin crawl (pun intended)...I wish I never watched how they move.
i love how in Australia everything is just so salty towards human...
in malaysia, we usually eat them. it called 'ikan puyu' in here. there also season just to fishing them. we also pet them as a 'black magic repeller'
I'm from Indonesia, and that fish called bethik.
We catch them, cook them to make high protein of fish food.
It's good to reduce production costs
Ikan betok di tempat ku
Kalo di tempatku namanya betik
@@adyansyah6406 sama aja cuy cuma perkataanya aja di ubah bahasa inggris pak kalo kecil di daerah ane namanya betik tapi kalo sudah 3 jarian di panggilnya betok
Betok ikan asin kan ?
I'm from Malaysia and this fish call puyu
Never thought our daily Cuisine will turn out to be Thanos of 21st century 🙂
😂😂😂
😁
Yep
Ikr
Lungfish
Always chop the head off on a hunted fish
(I’m surprised that this fish isn’t venomous due to the spikes)
Venom is energy consuming and can be a detriment if there aren't any proper predators which can eat it consistently, or any prey to eat consistently. This is why North American snakes lack the venom while the tropical ones do.
@@erichong5735
At least it’s not like a stonefish where it can just hide, at least we can identify it.
@@infinityzer054 well yeah at least we are pretty fine from it. However, an animal that has a scary intrusion rate will definitely affect ecosystems if it also has a high reproduction rate and low specialization. Basically an invasive species in the entire world can alter habitats and may exacerbate the acceleration of unfavorable conditions.
It is not venomous but try holding it as it wriggle in your hand, if the slime doesn’t make it slip out of your hands, the spikes will. Also, it’s delicious when you fry it.
@@erichong5735 woah the more you know
Lmao this fish really just said “Aight Imma head out”
We eat that fish here in PH. We call that “TINIKAN” which means spikes..
I am actually surprised how the fish can destroy ecosystem that what they are doing is just being eating insects, worms, small crustaceans etc.
Turns out there are another reasons.
Puyo mani sa amoa
Liwalo tawag samin nyan..😁
Here in Mindanao we call it PUYO
parang tilapia
I feel like introducing more crows into areas would thin their numbers crows would see them crawling in the bank come down and start picking them apart rather than swallowing them whole like a fish feeding bird would.
Go go Crow Nation
Crows are to OP they would take over the meta by making other birds extinct
Crows are super smart! I know of this one guy I went to school with that threw something at a few crows that weren’t in his way but near his truck. From then on, they would literally tear sheeeeet up! Pecking at anything rubber, windshield wipers, window gasketing, and leave doodoo on it haha! It didn’t matter if he changed vehicles either, they recognized him, which lead me to believe that anything that can retain memory like that must be quite intelligent
Yeah and in Malaysia, we called this as "ikan puyu". Really delicious if deep fried.
Really? Haven't try to eat them. I assume they taste like wood judging by their look. Same goes to Sepat
@@lanhod well.. They are freshwater type of fish.. Our tips, scale the fish, remove the innards and then soak in lime juice or lime water for 5-10 minutes. It will remove the fishy smells. Deep fried is better but some elders in the past, they prefer to grill them with some aromatics.
@@uchopsyz4435 Nice
I have them as pets but they become annoying because they always jump out of the aquarium so my mom decided its fate that is deep fried hahah
@@nikfaziq0866 buat pekasam sedap tu bro...
Terrifying fish walks on land, breathes air, threatens to destroy Australia
Climbing perch: arrives at Australia
Australians: this means war!
They already literally went to war with emus and lost. It was called the Emu War.
They always go to war with animals even tho their country is known for some exitic animals
In Indonesia, this fish called "betik" or "betok" and it's seriously delicious, believe me, if you got problems with this fish, just cook them and eat them
In Malaysia, it’s called ‘puyu’
Also here in my province in the Philippines, we also called this "puyu"
Oh, i guess you are Javanese ppl bro🤜
In Sunda (west java, Indonesia) we call it Jaer.😅
@@intanwuryandari6239 funny thing is most of Tagalog/Filipino words are of Old Javanese origin or Spanish. Thanks for pointing that out my guy
Its hard to believe it could just evolve entirely by numerous accidental mutations into such a creative adaptor. Yet its still only a fish. Next step - it flies. Wonder how it got to earth?
It's from d Chinese lab💀
Perch: Ah eat me...go ahead, have a last meal lol. Many have willingly
Here in Assam, North East India this fish make a tasty lunch😂. Almost everyone here who owns a pond breeds them. And believe me they are really tasty😂.
Yea
Koi mach
i love them fried😋😋😋
We cook curry style here where i live....very delicious fish
same in malaysia 😅
One of the best fishes I have ever tasted. Poor Aussies they do not know that this fish can only add to the variety of tastes on their tables.
That if they can control them. What they afraid is, like the video said, those fish gonna break their ecosystem
@@rifarira9160 Trust me, once you start eating them, you will never say enough, it is so yummy
@@johnutube5651 what about the spikes?
@@suyashsingh9865 remove them using a knife, pretty easy. Cooked fish bones can be removed with fingers. You can scan with tongue and remove once in mouth too. Fish bone accidents are rare, unless someone choose to eat a live fish, LOL
In malaysia we have a lot of them and eat them we call it puyu the spike is sharp but we remove it of course
getting killed by a fish might be impossible,
*but nothing is impossible*
Only improbable
Shark are f-ing fish
@@AethenTheProotTheSecond ye there are a lot of dangerous fish to humans
There are many things impossible.
this fish killed a lot of people in southeast asia, and most of the time was the small ones. human kids or adult playfully put the fish in their mouth and guess what? it went berserk into their throat, choked them to death.
From the title, I thought this fish was the bringer of the end times
“This is why animals die when this fish is *Walking* on land” I wonder how it walks
Using its fans
@@funnythebunny5280 Crowd surfing?
That dude love to clickbait people, i hate clickbaiting videos
@@89426 lmao totally
I’m gonna say one of you guys is probably right but the clickbaiting one counts but the winners is:
*Funny the bunny*
*Robert smith*
*Guyver-971* you all win what do you have to say to your self how proud do you feel of winning? Let me know when your ready.
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the consistent high quality videos, impeccable.
I actually have this fish in my aquarium, it called "ikan puyu" here.
In our village we called it "puyo" also....
it is also called " puyo" here in the philippines
Puyu pon org takut hahaha, lari berselerak
Dalam baldi blkng rumah ak ad gak
Javanese ppl call it ikan betik, its so delicious lol..
ironic considering that mcu thanos was actually wanted to balance the universe,while comic thanos just do it because for funzy,everything is like in nature is like that,walking fish in asia is doing nothing while in autralia is chaos,good video, i'm hope you keep doing this
Me that go fishing and always get that THICC fish: this is normal
By the way the head of climbing fish is used to make a soup with raw bananas and plantans in India a delicious Savory soup
Fish: stop eating me or you animals will regret it
Animals: pfft ok ok we all see
10000 years later
Animals birds dying
Fish: still want to eat us
Humans: yes
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I use to keep that fish in my aquarium but somehow it escape and I always find it alive in my neighbours home ... This is true story 😊
Who would win? The entire food chain, or one floppy boi?
I remember this meme
A hairless ape
@@kuloku8141 a knife!
@@Vergil38 a nuke!
@@nocontext9635 a bitch!
Imagine walking past a river with dead animals all around it with a fish just walking around ._.
Why can't animals just use their fists or claws first geez that's how I can kill the fish
Second thought if you still want to bite something around the gills if you trying to eat the head
@@pp7886 thats like trying to pick up a tv remote with a tennis racket, and the tv remote has melted butter on it
@@Sea_Leech slap the tv remote until it breaks
@@GlacialBolt 🤣🤣🤣
Ants rn if they talk:
Ah yes yes,a harmful speeches who is hard to kill,
I regularly caught one of these bad boys when I go fishing. Here is what I did to avoid getting stabbed by its sharp fin: grab its head from the front and cover the eyes with your fingers. That way the fish can't do harm to you and do whatever you want with it.
That fish needs to be fileted right away, rather than placed in a 🪣bucket. Bumber.
When you caught it, clean it and fry it. Dip it in hot sauce with lime juice. Thank me later.
r/dontputyourdickintothat
@@bhushankulkarni8365 that sign cant stop me because i cant read!
Just crush it with your leg simple
Fun Fact : Here in the Philippines we call that fish Liwalo Fisher men likes catching this fish because it tastes amazing and it can grow bigger sizes than the one on the video
Ar aru sa ilokano
They said up to 10 inches long that's like 25cm.
ewan ko kung bakit natatakot sila sa puyo...hahahaha
In indonesia, we call it ikan betok (betok fish)
@@andry-borneo yup
Am I the only one who gets this nostalgic documentary feeling, I used to watch some animal documentaries, and some history shows when I was about 9 or 10, this channel just gives me that nostalgic vibe, I'm 15 btw
I still watch this kind of documentaries and I'm 20 years old.
I’m almost 30 and I still watch this kind of documentary
@impulse 15 and gay, get outta here
I'm about 50 but I still get this nostalgic documentary feeling you mention. The BBC and PBS are my favorites(all subjects). National Geographic was another fave but some newer ones have replaced the "real" aspect in favor of virtual or staged content.
The BBC ones are often narrated by David Attenborough. The narrative voice/script also affects the quality and vibe of any documentary. If you want to check ,there is an exceptionally good one that follows the Ganges River from it's source in the Himalayas.
@@michaelcavener8975 : David Attenborough is definitely one of the best narrators ever existed,as a biology student,he's my idol,he even received a special charge from the queen of England.
We have alot of this kind of fish in borneo. Especially south borneo. We call it papuyu. Its edible ofc we usually have it fried, soup, also we have it salt fermented. You must try it. Really delicious ✨
There is local story that says,
A fisherman swallowing one those fish while trying to catch it. The fish jumped in his mouth and it's spikes prevented it from getting it out of his mouth. The fisherman passed away before they you hospitalise him due to suffocation.
This story is quite popular here in Bangladesh as a true story. However, I can't confirm if it's true.
I know these fish can walk, but can they honestly jump?
It's even popular in India
@@garyberger9257 Yes this dishes are very energetic and is difficult to cut and prepare for cooking
Same here in the Philippines,
One incident was in the local news, fortunately, the man was sent to the hospital immediately.
They can’t blame them for being so intuitive.
I thought that fish had a posion aura but no its just spike.
This is very important for us to no
He hid the truth!
This Man never runs out of coffee
the fish asks "hey guys does anyone want to play League of Legends?" and the animals kill themselves
💀
Very dangerous
I'm Indonesian, we call this fish with "Betok Fish / Betrik Fish"
One of delicious fresh water fish
Huh, probably need to try that when I can go there,maybe in 40years lol
Also in Malaysia (well at least in my state)it called ikan puyu
In bugis sulawesi we call it ceppe'
In Philippines. We call it Tilapia. And there's also a fish here that looks like a head of a snake and we called it Haloa-n. But the most important is that they're both delicious 😂😂
I knew it Im not alone,
Im from lombok, we call it betok
@@rifqireynolds423 woah we have the same words but different meaning. 😁✌
In India, Bengalis eat them regularly ... We call it Koi fish ... I used to have few as pets in my home ... Nothing to worry ...
Wtf u talking about perch and koi are 2 totaly fking different fish they have nothing to do with one another
Koi fishes are colorful and can grow really big, expensive too, i think you're wrong..
@@MrPen_ I am not talking about japanese koi, search about Indian koi or bengali koi to be specific, you will understand what I am talking about ... We have them regularly ...
These actually taste really good.
Climbing perch are known as Puyu fish. Literally thousands of them where I live at. No animals died from eating them. Not birds, not cats, not dogs because they eat it all the time especially cats & birds. Tbh with you I think the only animal that can die eating this fish are probably snakes since they don't bite the head to kill the fish beforehand, they just swallow so. But it is definitely not as highly RADIOACTIVE as people think😂
parang mga tanga natatakot sa puyo...hahhah
Nature: **Makes fish walk on land, and evolution progresses**
Also nature: *_*Starts over with the idea of walking fish, and starts planning on world domination*_*
humans see fish walking on land
*declares war*
Darwin Watterson:
"Finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!"
Climbing perch are really delicious food in Indonesia beacause i.m from Indonesia
"That fish is walking on land?!" *faints and dies*
Dude we just eat this kind of fish hahaha. They're pretty common here in the Philippines
Punta na tayu dun,kung san marami sila! Para ma prito😅😅😅😅
Tilapia right? haha
Anong tawag nyo sa isdang yan? Puyo tawag namin jan sa mindanao. Ang hirap kaliskisan niyan 😂
@@mickel1898 HARUAN yesh mahirap kaliskisan yan matigas at makakapal haha
This is one of the favorite fish to eat in South East Asia. It has abilities to live in dried land for several hours or even days. Mostly it travel from place to place when it is raining or where it live starting to dry.
Intelligent reporting n education done in the guise of nonsensical content!
Brilliant!!
I mean Australia already kinda have every other scary creatures out there
When educational video mixed with memes = Golden knowledge.
fish: walks on land
animals: Im sorry.. Goodbye son.. My time has come.. See you in potato heaven.. *passes away*
In our country. We eat them a lot.
Even farmed for food item.
if they made it so that there is no limit on the number of climbing perch caught and no fishing license necessary to fish, would this help?
Its already a food in my country. We also them in the market.
This fish is very common in West Bengal also, it is moderately priced though. This is called 'Koi' (not the Japanese Koi) in West Bengal. We bengalis love to eat this fish. It is one of our delicacy.
Man i love the presentation of the content on this channel.